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Margate to Let Vehicles Load
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ALTHOUGH Margate . Corporation 1--1 intend to'. extend noLtwaiting bans, the Traders' Road Transport Association have been told that vehicles will be allowed to stop to load or unload. In Hythe, where police action restricting the loading and unloading of vehicles last summer caused concern to T.R.T.A. members, amendments are being made to regulations to facilitate the work of
delivery vehicles. .
Drivers are to be asked to. make every. effort to halt their vehicles so as to cause the least interference with the flow of traffic in the narrow.mairi shopping street.
As proposals to restrict waiting in certain streets in Poole did not appear to affect the use of goods vehicles, the T.R.T.A. have raised no objection.
MAJ. EASTWOOD NOT TOLD
APPLYIN6 to extend the conditions of his B licence,. Mr. L. Wharton, Heckmondwike, was supported last week by a witness from a local engineering concern, who said they had ceased to operate their own C-licence vehicle.
Maj. F. S. Eastwood, Yorkshire Licensing Authority, replied that he had not been notified of any discontinuance.
" Ten per cent. of you C-licence holders have never told us you have given up your vehicles since Suez," he added. "According to our records you still have a vehicle on C licence, and we might need it in an cmergency. This is a serious matter' and it needs attending to at once."
Mr. Wharton's application was granted.
BOSCH APPROVE HARTRIDGE LJAVING had their Majestic fuel-pump 1: 1 test bench approved by the American Bosch Arma Corporation, Leslie Hartridge, Ltd., Buckingham, eXpect bigger export orders for this, equipment. DieSel Injection Sales and Service, Inc., Norfolk, Virginia, have been appointed Hartridge agents for certain areas of the United States, and Lansair, Ltd., Montreal, Canada, will act jointly in the Dominion with the existing agents, Auto Electrical Services.
PRIVATE-HIRE ASSURANCE
WHEN Sheffield City Council discussed the purchase of a coach last week, they confirmed an assurance given by the transport committee to the Passenger Vehicle Operators' Association and Sheffield United Tours, Ltd., that there was no intention of launching into private-hire work on a greater scale. The vehicle would be used within the powers of the transport department,
. MAINTENANCE AWARD %y/HEN the Portsmouth and District VV Area of the Traders' Road Transport Association hold their annual meeting at the Royal Beach Hotel, Southsea, next Wednesday, the winner of the T.R.T.A. maintenance award in the Portsmouth round of the Lorry Driver of the Year Competition last year will be presented with a replica of the trophy.