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Trend setter by ICI

W RE than 4+m. tons of freight are moved by oad and rail every single day of the year in the UK. So it is all to the good that...

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Big road/rail movement in bulk

, RIVATE HAULIER MOVES 1,000 TONS OF ICI SODA ASH A VEEK FROM SCOTTISH RAIL TERMINAL By S. Buckley, ASSOC INST T Z1ODA ash in...

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McVeigh expands Continental traffic

NEW depot, built by McVeigh Transport Ltd., with warehouse accommodation of 64,000 sq. ft., has been opened at Green Lane,...

New regs proposed for transport of animals

T HE use of livestock vehicles by farmers as well as by hauliers and dealers is affected by proposed regulations for the...

Drivers had 'little idea' of regulations

O N each of 72 summonses for breaches of the Road Traffic Act, Edward Billington and Son, of Liverpool, were fined £5 at...

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)ss Freight Rail

)LLOWING close on the publication of the white Paper on transport policy, with its plans a better future for British Railways,...

Pointer Group Reorganization

rTHE Pointer Group, the Norwich-based group of companies, has been reorganized. This was first announced in the company's...

Few 'fast-line' Customs system

)m a special correspondent ■ /' order to speed up the clearance of urgent imports on the short sea routes, Customs introducing...

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EEC Council to look at driving hours

P ROPOSALS made by the European Economic Commission for the regulation of the working hours of goods and passenger transport...

Minister outlines pilot studies

THE pilot studies into regional transport problems being carried out by local economic planning councils were this week...

Free market for Bristol

THE restriction on the manufacturing powers of the publicly owned transport industries is to be removed. Mrs. Barbara Castle...

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Quick journeys 'attractive' to public

W HEN the Lords last week approved the raising of speed limits for public service vehicles, Lord Redmayne asked how the...

George Brown critical of hauliers

- ppoAD hauliers were last week criticized by ' Mr. George Brown, the Economics Minister, for refusing to co-operate with the...

Carrying dangerous goods

T HE Fire Service, local authority associations and other bodies, together with members of the public, have asked the Home...

Licensing Conditions

IT was suggested by Mr. Hugh Rossi (Tory. Hornsey) in the Commons last week that a condition of the issue of A, B or C...

Controlling exhaust fumes

INVESTIGATIONS in Europe and in this Acountry had not yet reached a stage at which a decision could be made about the extent...

Agreement on safety

T was emphasized in the Commons last week, by Mr. Stephen Swingler, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Transport, that...

Less on Ministry advertising

A BIG reduction in Ministry of Transport advertising this year was forecast in the Commons by Mr. Stephen. Swingler, the...

Warning on vehicle substitution

A GOVERNMENT warning was given last ' week to anyone who thought he could substitute for a works vehicle—which can receive an...

Powers of search for police

A N MP urged in the Commons last week that J E-1 provincial police forces should be given powers of search by night and day of...

No special inspection

IN the Commons last week, Mr. Geoffrey Wilson (Tory, Truro) asked about the measures of inspection taken to ensure that rigid...

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RAIL FIGHT FOR LINER TRAIN ARTICS CONTINUES

THE hearing of an application by British Railways for additional collection-anddelivery vehicles to accommodate linertrain...

FARES REFUSALS

AT a joint sitting of the Western and South In. Wales Traffic Commissioners in Cardiff last week, 25 local authorities objected...

Coventry grant 'frozen' for five months

P ERMISSION was granted to Coventry Corporation to replace its present fare stage system with one of zones by the West Midland...

Examiner 'amazed' at vehicle defects

A MINISTRY vehicle examiner told public inquiry at Birmingham or Monday that he was amazed that 01 drivers of some of the...

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Wallace Arnold continues

A Manchester last week, before the North Western traffic commissioners. the hearing was resumed of an application by Wallace...

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LICENSING CASEBOOK

CALL YOURSELF A HAULIER; B EFORE answering the question, let me illegal or illegitimate in calling yourself you are a clearing...

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NOW PACEMASTER

A NEW range of bus bodies designed to fit all current rear-engined 36 ft. singledeck bus chassis has been announced by...

BIG LONDON ONE-MAN EXPANSION PLANS

A MAJOR reorganization of bus services within the capital is understood to be under consideration by the London Transport...

Pay trouble

A JTHORIZAT1ON for the payment by municipal authorities of the 9s. 3d. a week increase in the wages of 77,000 busmen, in spite...

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Reading chairman wants trolleys retained

A MOST intriguing situation arose at the meeting of Reading Town Council last week when the chairman of the transport...

'Stagger working hours' plea for Tyneside

T HE staggering of working hours for industry and commercial concerns and the integration of road and rail services have been...

Bus cuts 'contrary to Ministry policy'

TAFF shortages at the Bedford depot of the United Counties Omnibus Co. Ltd., led to the introduction last week of considerable...

Newcastle needs more revenue

PRESENTING his annual report to New castle Upon Tyne transport committee, Mr. F. S. Taylor, general manager of the Corporation...

Luton economy moves

THE Luton Corporation transport under' taking, £33,118 "in the red" in the year just ended, is to reduce its fleet of...

Excursions not express

IN our report of an interview with Mr. E. A. Lamson, chairman and managing director of Premier Travel Ltd. (COMMERCIAL Moroa,...

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Every new has 250,000 tested miles experience

HERE'S THE PROVEN VALUE OF 'BIG I' Tested over250,000 miles in full operating conditions, the 'BIG J' range is the new proven...

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Nhen a Contract's to be had...

...Dick Hampton's to the fore thanks to Telehoist ick Hampton operates 130 rugged tipping vehicles, and 3S contracts this year...

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Vehicle noise measurement

DREPARED at the re q uest of the Ministry of Transport, a revised edition of the British Standard BS 3425, Measurement of Noise...

Technical & Industrial

SR M automatic transmission discontinued S . a result of an increasing demand fo its established products, Bristo Siddeley...

The hi g hways and vehicles committee of the RHA has elected

J. Castle (Dalby and Nield Ltd., Leeds) as chairman for the ensuin g year, with G. Dean (G. H. Dean (Marlow) Ltd.) and C. W....

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:ontainer handling system From Highway

AIR-HYDRAULIC actuation, offering the prospect of more accurate control f lifting gear than is common with simple ydraulic...

Seddon 13:Four Uprated

7 is announced by Seddon Diesel Vehicles -Ltd. that the 13:Four four-wheeler can 3w he supplied to operate at 14.1 tons - oss,...

Steels Garages reorganize in Bristol

-1 HANGES in the organization of several of their Bristol garages have been announced , Steels Garages Ltd. following the...

Motorway junctions will be numbered

T HE Minister of Transport has decided that motorway junctions are to be numbered to make them more readily identifiable by...

Girling will feature hydraulic valve

AT the Commercial Motor Show next A - 1month, Girling will be exhibiting for the first time a new load-conscious hydraulic...

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New refuelling system at Prestwick

T HE Regent Oil Co. Ltd. has announced the completion at Prestwick International Airport, Scotland, of its new aviation fuel...

Two-filament iodine headlamp

IN the past, iodine-type light units have been restricted to fog or spotlights or four-headlamp systems. Now a major...

Know Your Air Brakes

Part 21—Three-line Braking: triple-diaphragm brake chambers From the pressure or sealed end of the air chamber, the first...

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NEW EQUIPMENT

and publications Wheel alignment checks T HE range of American equipment marketed by Hill Equipment Ltd. has recently been...

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One of the world's great authorities on lubrication?

Could be. Jenny is secretary to a transport manager who knows his own mind. About lubricants, for instance. Nothing keeps the...

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Spot-On Specification produces the exact vehicle for the joE

The North Thames Gas Board, with its reputation for fast and efficient service, delivers its fridges, gas-fires and various...

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Spotters' Response

M ANY months ago I carried news of the Scammell Spotters Club. Now I learn it has had a big new boost in the BBC's Blue Peter...

Familiar Chains

S O road haulage licensing costs are now under official scrutiny If this belated inquiry is conducted as urgently and...

No Pleasing Frank

D URING the marathon session of the parliamentary committe considering the Prices and Incomes Bill, Sir Edward Browt Tory MP...

Diverse Talents

T HE group transport manager of Allied Farm Foods is a man of many parts, I learn. As well as coping with several hundred...

Wooing of the NUR

T HE intransigence of the NUR on the question of access liner-train terminals may have been conditioned by the grow of the...

Early Daimler Exports

C ONJECTURE about the future of Daimler buses follow' . the announcement of the proposed BMC/Jaguar merg■ particularly with...

Has it Occurred?

TN the first rush of enthusiasm for the contents of the transport .1 White Paper, very few have stopped to consider the side...

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Over 30,000 chicks in one load

BY H. BRIAN COTTEE V ERY occasionally some striking new V design or process enables efficiency in ndustry or transport to be...

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BMC profits slump

ANNOUNCING the full details of the proposed merger with Jaguar, Sir George Harriman, chairman of BRITISH MOTOR CORPORATION,...

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AEC MANDATORISCAMMER 30-TON-GROSS ARTIC

VI AT, I wonder, does the average haulier look for when he is placing orders for new vehicles? Is it the fastest or fanciest...

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The Battle of the Market Bus

)RIVATE bus operators running market day services to the . Suffolk town of Bury St. Edmunds have a problem on their hands the...

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In Your Opinion

Compulsory Anti-jack-knife Devices? I SELDOM read an article more than once, but I did read those on artic braking in the July...

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MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS LOOK TO THE SEVENTIES

T HE shape of the modem world to an increasing extent is influenced by management consultants. Although their expertize is most...

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SOCIALIST FREE-FOR-ALL

B AFFLED to make any sense out of the Minister of Transport's White Paper, but with the uneasy feeling that they cannot attack...

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PRODUCTIVITY AGREEMENTS

PART 2 A described last week the operations plan in connection with the Esso productivity bargaining project had two phases....

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ROAD TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT COURSES A NEED FOR REAPPRAISAL

C OURSES for those on the management ladder in both public and private road haulage are a new and welcome feature in transport...