ro the Editor of the ^Nomru-CHwA Dany News"
Su.—May I through your paper, bring attention of the S.MLP. Traffic Dept. to the conditions of traffic on Yuen Ming Yuen Road, just between Peking and Soochow Road.
"As T understand, this is to be one-way traffic (at least it was in prehostilities time), but nevertheless nothing stops the traffic going any way it pleases. To add to the inconvenience of those driving cars and one who has the necessity of parking his car somewhere in this vicinity, one will find that rickshaw coolies usually occupy the place reserved for cars, and if one would like to chase them out one will hear plenty of causes in reply, On top of everything, rickshaw, pullers have their own sense of humour, that is to commit the nuisance on particular spots where "white and black" signboards say "Not Allowed."
It is understood that the police had plenty on their hands during the "trouble," but now when our town is back to normal, I think it will not trouble to pay a bit of attention to this matter.
1t only a post could be established at the Soochow and Yuen Mung Yuen Road to enforce the rules, and something done to prevent rickshaws wandering on Yuen Ming Yuen Road, with their vehicles, it will be a great relief for those who work in this vicinity.
DRIVER
Shanghai, Jan. 17.
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