London Traffic Act 1924

The London Traffic Act 1924 was a law aimed at improving road safety and traffic management in London. It introduced measures to regulate vehicle traffic, reduce congestion, and promote the safety of pedestrians and drivers. The act allowed for the creation of designated parking areas, speed limits, and the authority for traffic wardens to enforce rules. It was part of early efforts to address the growing challenges of urban transport, reflecting the increasing number of vehicles on the road during that time. Overall, it helped lay the groundwork for modern traffic regulations in the city.