On This Day | Laying Down the Law on Parking

There is no cut and dried plan which will work to the benefit of everyone, and is acceptable in every city. Each city has its own peculiarity in design or layout of streets, alleys and type of intersections. If an intelligent plan of parking and traffic control is to be adopted, these peculiarities must be taken into consideration. Trial and error, many times is the determining factor in establishing a specific regulation. We know that it is impossible to satisfy everyone when a regulation is placed into operation, yet probably the most difficult problem is that of the public who feel that any law is the feeling that if the violator is from outside of the city proper, he should be excused.

December 10, 1953 | Ward County Independent