MAIN SOUTH ROAD.
PROTECTION OF PEDESTRIANS FOOTPATH MADE AT HAMILTON. [ni* TEI.EGR AP'J. —OW>: CORK ESI'ON DENT. ] HAMILTON". Friday. Work has heen put in hand by the Waipa County Council (o form a footpath from tho northern boundary of the Hamilton borough to Forest Lake Road. This section oi' the main highway between Auckland and Hamilton carries a great deal of very fast tradic, and a conference held recently in Hamilton recommended*! hat a speed limit of 25 miles an hour bo imposed, and decided lo ask the co opera'ion uf tho Auckland Automobile Association.
The association suggested the formation of a footpath as Ihe only effective means of protecting the large number of pedestrians who use the road, which gives access to the outer residential areas' of Hamilton.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20656, 30 August 1930, Page 12
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