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WARNING SIGNS TO BE ALLOWED THE law is to be changed so that
6th April 1962, Page 55
6th April 1962
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— WARNING SIGNS TO BE ALLOWED THE law is to be changed so that
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warning signs can be put out at night when a vehicle has broken down on the road, Lord Chesham, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Transport, who announced this, said it was hoped to introduce a new clause into• the Road Traffic Bill.
He stressed the difficulty of altering.the present situation in which the use of such devices was specifically forbidden by law, but said the Government was anxious to establish the basis on which to carry on the operation experimentally. Initially, legislation would thus be " permissive,"