Traffic control and enforcement of the road traffic laws and regulations
By Frank Short | October 11, 2016
A concerned citizen from Honiara, Joseph Kuku, wrote to your newspaper today, Monday, 10 October, expressing what he claimed as local residents were calling on the responsible authorities to improve the condition of ‘failed’ vehicles in Honiara.
Mr Kuku cited what he remembered of traffic enforcement in the late colonial days, recalling then if only a brake light or so was not functioning on a vehicle, the police would immediately arrest the vehicle owner and lead them to the police station.
ENFORCING ROAD TRAFFIC LAWS AND REGULATIONS
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