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NO MORE BLACK SMOKE INFORMATION
6th April 1962, Page 55
6th April 1962
Page 55
Page 55, 6th April 1962
— NO MORE BLACK SMOKE INFORMATION
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THE Home Office, in the person of I Mr. David Renton, . Minister of State, turned doWn a suggestion that the offence of failing to preve.nt the emission of avoidable smoke should. be made a separate main classification in .the Annual Return of Offences Relating to Motor Vehicles. Mr. Gerald Nabarro, who advocated the idea, said that .this would provide information not now available about prosecution results and the extent of police enforcement.