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RED TAPE TIES UP TRAFFIC

24th January 1947, Page 27
24th January 1947
Page 27
Page 27, 24th January 1947 — RED TAPE TIES UP TRAFFIC
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

AT a meeting of Cheltenham Traffic Committee it was stated that the Ministry of Transport had many times been urged to expedite confirmation of various Orders submitted to it some months earlier.

The attention of the Association of Municipal Corporations had been drawn tothe increasing delay in obtaining the Ministry's approval and to the congestion which still prevailed. The Association has been asked to review the present unwieldy procedure and, if it considered that the time was opportune, to recommend the intendment of legislation to secure powers for local authorities to make traffic regulations in their own areas, with a possible, exception in the case of main thoroughfares.