§ 37. Sir FRANK MEYERasked the Minister of Transport whether he is prepared to recommend that, with a view to diminishing traffic congestion, all horse-drawn vehicles shall he permitted to make use of the roads through Hyde Park, the Green Park, and St. James's Park?
§ Lieut.-Colonel MOORE-BRABAZONI do not consider that all horse-drawn vehicles should he permitted to use the roads through Hyde Park, the Green Park, and St. James's Park, if such a course can he avoided. The necessity, in my opinion, has not yet arisen.
§ Sir F. MEYERDoes the hon. and gallant Gentleman think horse-drawn vehicles will detract more from the amenities of the parks than the taxicabs?
§ Lieut.-Colonel MOORE-BRABAZONI do not profess to he an æsthetic expert on traffic.
§ Captain GARRO-JONESAre there now any restrictions whatever on horse-drawn traffic throughout. London?
§ Lieut. Colonel MOORE-BRABAZONNone at present.