NEW TRAM STOPS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16260, 29 October 1920, Page 10

NEW TRAM STOPS.

SAFETY IN THE STREETS, „ sto P s . for tram-cars, with r Jf v , t0 securing greater safety at h ; lV0 beell decided on by L i i ;; l f cburch Tramway Board. Tim , . . d ® ec Sumner and Woolston trams l ? n l ' ; :ov/ st °P opposite Messrs Bergk and Co.’s shop, in High ?! ,ree ’’ Jn stead of opposite Messrs grange and Co.’s. Formerly staW K 1 3“ ! lloar the C!ock To ' ver often b ocke d aocßsr t0 cross Btree{B flnd i congestion of traffic. Northbound Papamn cars will continue to hl-°f P ? te Mcs3rs Cook and Ross’s s b°P; m Colombo Street, but soutli-bound cars, coming into the fZfV nl] o mak6 a new sto P near the Gloucester Street corner. No. 3 cars commg from the north will continue to -top opposite Messrs Armstrong and a > f, ud wdl make an additional stop near Gloucester Street. Cars from Papanui will stop on the north side of Bealc-y Avenue, instead of onnosite -vnox Church, but Fendalton cars will contmue to stop opposite Knox Church. UiG change will lessen the risk of collision Other alterations will be made at between, thirty-five and forty Maces throughout the system, tL'principal objects being’ to stop traus on the near side of a street.