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That prices of chassis will be higher in 1937.
That many bumpers are still too lightly constructed to be truly effective.
That there is also ton much variation in the fitting height.
Of parents being advised not to train their children to look upon The police as " bogymen."
That there was not enough fine weather this year for, road-tarring operations to be completed during the "summer."
Of drivers being dazzled by the sudden light of fireworks.
That soon cylinder wear will be almost a thing of filo past.
That, like a boot, the modern commercial vehicle is built to last.
That Mr. Hore-Belisha has not yet been appointed Minister of Justice.
Of those who say "Take care of the roads and transport will take care of itself."
Of an attempt to let off. the (shooting) brake.
That it is not only frost which puts road transport in chains.
That British trade may become a frost if road transport be unduly hampered.
Of an idea for a Christmas novelty—the sale of the draft C. and U. Regulations in jigsaw-puzzle form.
That the position of red lights on obstructions in country roads often bewilders those driving on misty nights.
Of moves to ensure stricter observance of licence condiditions.
That every motor driver should have a knowledge of "first aid,"
That the Young battery is youthful in energy but old in experience.
No more of community singing in Westminster by London bus drivers.
Of tractor makers' feelings placed before the public education in power farming. ci