MR. A. J. H. CLAYTON, B.Sc. (Eng.), Assoc.M.Inst.C.E., said he was a visitor who had specialised in one aspect of the problem which was being discussed, viz., that of road traffic. The road traffic problem suffered because everybody thought he knew something about it. Road traffic control however, was a branch of road engineering and he feared that even road engineers did not study it as much as they should, yet it was particularly important in towns where large volumes of traffic had to be handled.
The Institution of Structural Engineers, as a scientific and professional institution, was founded to unite professionally those persons qualified to practise structural engineering and who were actively engaged in some branch of that profession, or in professional work closely related to structural engineering. F.E. Drury