HC Deb 10 June 1931 vol 253 c998
34. Mr. DAY

asked the Minister of Transport whether he has considered the representations from Oxford Street shop keepers and London taximeter-cab drivers or associations with reference to the re cent restrictions placed upon taximeter-cabs turning or stopping in Oxford Street; and can he state what has been his answer?

Mr. PARKINSON

My right hon. Friend has carefully considered all the representations which have been received regarding the proposed restrictions on vehicles turning or stopping in Oxford Street, and in order to give the proposed experiment with traffic control signals every chance of success, he has decided that the regulations must be made in the form of which notice has been given. He proposes, however, to review the whole position after the signalling system has been in operation for two or three months.

Mr. DAY

Can the hon. Gentleman say when the system will come into operation with regard to taxi-cabs?

Mr. PARKINSON

I shall require notice of that question.