To the Editor of the "Nonu-CuIwA Datty News!
Stt,—Your lender of Saturday on traffic signals draws attention to the general enforcement of these regula. tions against the motorist only.
The traffic regulations cover all classes of tram, but the motorist lone is forced to obey them. Flocks of rieshas, cyclists, and pedestrians cross the road against the signal With impunity, whilst the motorist waits for permission. Surely a case Ties against the policeman who displays such partiality. Thinking: thuswise, I took the trouble the other! day to report to the Traffic Commissioner a speeificsinstance, giving, the number of the policeman concerned, But having sent my, letter by chit-book, T had to rest content with someone's initials in the book, for no further acknowledgment was vouchsafed and my ardour for obtaining cleaner traffic was duly and officially damped.
The traffic rules should be unswervingly enforced on all classes of traffic, Traffic would be thorough-disorganized for a day or two, of course, but the offenders would soon Learn that the present expensive system of traffic control not aimed at the motorist alone,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.