HC Deb 04 June 1934 vol 290 c574
81. Mr. ANSTRUTHER-GRAY

asked the Minister of Transport whether his attention has been drawn to the danger of square kerb-stones overturning motor-vehicles in cases of skidding; and whether he will consider the advantages of using bevelled kerb-stones on rural roads in the interests of safety?

The MINISTER of TRANSPORT (Mr. Oliver Stanley)

It is the practice of highway authorities to fix bevelled kerbs in situations where their use is specially desirable, but I do not think it can be said that square-edged kerbs are necessarily dangerous or that bevelled kerbs would necessarily make for greater public safety.