In 1963 Richard Kingsland, then Secretary of the Department of the Interior, convened the 13th meeting of the Australian Road Traffic Committee and called for states to be flexible and to compromise to achieve a national traffic code.
In 1963, Richard Kingsland, then the Secretary of the Department of the Interior, convened the 13th meeting of the Australian Road Traffic Committee and suggested that states should be flexible and negotiate to develop a national traffic code.