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a written decision, published last ek, the West Midland Licensing ority, Mr. W. P. James, granted ns Express Parcels Service, Ltd., all Wood, a variation to an existing :ence, to include two vehicles of 3+
ie company had applied for an addi1 eight vehicles, each of 21 tons, and vehicles, each of 3i tons (The Comial Motor, September 11).
James said that he thought the ions of the Transport Tribunal on cations relating to the transfer of e from C-hire and contract-A vehicles 6.or B-licensed vehicles, indicated great weight should be given to the ss of the customers in assessing the :nee. He calculated the traffic transd in this case as equivalent to two :les of 3+ tons unladen.
IUNICIPAL ESSAY AWARDS VARDS in the Municipal Passenger Transport Association essay cornon have been made to Mr. H. lonald, Leeds Transport Department and Mr. K. H. Law, Leicester sport Department (2nd), for essays .aff discipline under present-day conns. Third prize in this section, open Jministrative and supervisory staffs, to Mr. G. I. McKay, Manchester sport Department.
P p awards in the section for operating ; went to Mr. F. L. Price, a Liverpool sport Department driver, Mr. G. H. well, an electrician with Huddersfield sport Department, and Mr. C. Dix. ndon Transport driver.
,LEHOIST ADVISORY SERVICE kRTING next month, Telehoist, Ltd., ITheltenham, will inaugurate a tipgear advisory service to operate from enham, Manchester, Kirkcaldy, market. Wolverhampton, Newton it and Godalming. Operators will be to discuss their needs with experts.
140RE A.E.C.S FOR SYDNEY FE of Australia's largest users of 4..E.C. vehicles, Sydney, has ordered ther 50 A.E.C. Regal IV bus chassis. will be shipped, knocked down, to ralia next January and fitted locally bodies.