Courtesy isn’t dead in Aurora

January 1, 2014 · 0 Comments

I think that you should give some kudos to the drivers of Aurora.
I live on Wellington Street East and have watched them at the lights at Industrial Parkway and Wellington Street during the ice storm and power outage. Everyone has obeyed the law, making it a four-way stop.
As you know, Wellington is a busy street, and even though there
have been a few who barreled through the intersections, 99.9 per cent have stopped.
It seems the courtesy is not dead after all.

Barbara Schouten
Aurora

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