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That Shrappie's second shot may catch the Arsenal.
That if petrol drops much more it will meet its oil rival. 0 That the song of the Singer will be heard throughout the land.
Of operators of motor coaches turning their thoughts to the use of air coaches.
That possibly this is because there may be more freedom there.
Fewer grumbles in frosty weather from fresh-air fiends about the covered-top buses.
• That brake snatching at very low speeds is the bugbear of many an inventor of automatic-servo shoes. 0 That works trucks are to have a section to themselves at this year's commercial-motor exhibition.
Of the discovery by the Area Tref& Commissioners of large numbers of unlicensed stage carriages in service.
That not every undertaker knows that a motor hearse can carry a relief driver as a passenger without his being reckoned on duty until he takes the wheel.
Of A.E.C.s among the lights o' London.
That the new petrol tax may be another 4d.
Of the Still small voice becoming. a bigger one.
That the Green Lines will not be blotted out.
That the Roadways goods guide will be the "goods."
That safety braking just misses the point of wheel locking. That a frost causes a thaw in unemployment among welders.
—and receives volumes of inquiries 011 the Road Traffic Act.
That if it had been prepared by competent journalists it would probably be more generally understood.
That designers are following the ladies in wishing to reduce chassis weights.
That it is becoming quite a fashion to put back the front wheels and put forward the load.
That the hydraulic brake—as distinct from hydraulic operation—may yet appeal to designers.
That a high average is preferable to speed bursts from the legal, safety and economic points of view.
That municipalities have yet to break a Lance.
That perhaps that is one reason why it is becoming increasingly popular for London's passenger traffic. 0 The opinion expressed that every day in every way we grow better and better—see the Special Municipal Number.
That Joy is coming from Tyseley.
That lighter bodies may save the situation, Of more new transmission systems to come.
That work proceeds apace at the Royal Show ground, Warwick.
Coach operators have nearly all fixed their summer programmes.
That most arguments against the steam vehicle end in smoke,