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12th October 1951
12th October 1951
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What Will Happen to the Buses?

Conservatives Pledged to Abandon Area Schemes and Sell B.T.C. Bus Interests H OW, if the Socialists be thrown out on October...

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Not Enough Cooks

O NE impression which the observer might take away from the annual congress of the Royal Society for the Prevention of...

Passing Comments

World Prices of Shell Products E XPORTERS of motor vehicles and people likely -J-0 to travel abroad by road often wish to know...

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One Hears

That Maidstone is at present _— turning a stony. face to B.E.T. - advances. " Where's the governor? In the Solex." What's in...

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Tail Loads are Legal

Even When Maximum Permitted Overall Length is Exceeded, says High Court ply a majority judgment, the King's Bench Divisional...

Tribunal Increases Compensation

T HE Transport Arbitration Tribunal has increased the compensation for cessation of business, payable to Mr. William Elrick,...

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Tories Would Sell B.T.C. Bus Interests: Liberal Policy

QPEAKING at Newport, Mon. List 1 , -)w - eek, Mr. Peter ThorneyZroft, M.P.., chairman of die Conservative Transport Committee,...

Wragg's Second Appeal Dismissed

"j HAVE never known a ease where 1 so much assistance has been given to an appellant. We advised Mr. Henry Wragg that he should...

13.T.C. Will Still Not Pay its Way

B ECAUSE of rising costs, the British Transport Commission's draft passenger charges scheme will no produce sufficient revenue...

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Men in the News SIR CECIL WEIR, K.B.E., M.C., has joined the board of the Pyrene Co., Ltd.

MR. C. E. A. CAUSION has been appointed head of the garage-equipment division of the Marsham Tyre Co., Ltd. MR H. J SATCHWELL,...

No Fuel Records: Company Fined

A LIVERPOOL coach proprietor, MacShane Commercial Motors, Ltd., was summoned at Liverpool magistrates' court, last week, for...

NEW S.A. PLANT TO MAKE GUTBROD VEHICLES

G UTBROD commercial vehicles are to be produced in quantity in South Africa by the Swiss South African Engineering Corporation...

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Bodymakers' Pay Claim Rejected

A N application for an all-round wage increase of 6d. per hour for employees in the bodybuilding industry has been rejected by...

MIDLANDS NEED OUTLET 13 THE WEST A N immediate saving of

some £41h. a year would be possible from the expenditure of £35m. on the Midlands to South Wales trunk roads. This statement...

What Legal Changes Do Removers Want ? W HAT form of

future legislation does the furniture removal trade require? This is one of the questions which will be Considered at the...

Depreciation of Ex-WD. Vehicles: New Proposal by B.T.C.

H ONV should the depreciation of ex-W.D. vehicles taken over by the British Transport Commission from hauliers be assessed?...

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Northern General the Last Big Company to Apply?

G RANTING Northern General Transport Co., Ltd., and its associated concerns, what was described as the first application for...

R.H.A. Criticizes New Order

T HE Road Haulage Association has protested to the Ministry of Transport against certain of the provisions of the Motor...

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R.H.E. Prefers • Tractor-trailers T HE Road Haulage Executive has a preference

for articulated vehicles, because of the advantages of interchangeability. This statement was made by Mr, R. P. Bowyer, R.H.E....

Recommended Christmas Rates

THE rates committee of the Metro' politan and South-eastern Area of the Road Haulage Association has recommended the following...

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a 50 New A.E.C.-Crossley

Buses for Liverpool D ELIVERY has commenced of 50 double-deck buses for Liverpool Transport Department. They are based on...

Evasion by Abuse of C-hiring Margin

AAANUFACTURERS in the London al area have been approached by an agent who gives a South-east Metropolitan postal-district...

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No Halfway House

D ISCUSSION on the pros and cons of denationalization proceeds apace, as if a Conservative victory in the General Election were...

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France Feel ts Way signs with New I

C ROWDS at the Paris.Show are gathering round the Laftli7,kand daily to gaze at the gas turbine 10-tonner,.which;as...

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STOPPING

rHE SAFE WAY Regulations Concerning Vehicle Stopping Distances Require Clarification and a Definite Limit should be Specified:...

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Mobile Shop has Battery-operated Refrigerator

A BATTERY-POWERED refrigeration plant is a feature of a mobile butcher's shop recently put into service by Cardiff Co-operative...

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Good Neighbours

Transport Managers of 25 West Middlesex Manufacturers meet Monthly to Discuss Mutual Traffic Problems W EST .MIDDLESEX is...

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Why the Socialists are Challenged

I AM not at all sure that I welcome 1 the idea of the correspondence space in your worthy journal becoming a cockpit of...

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No Restrictions on Bus Boarding nPENING the second road safety

• X-- 1 forum at the annual congress of the Royal Society for the Prevention of' Accidents, in London, last week, the Minister...

20 Years of

ii Engine Development HE new chairman of the Auto ri1 mobile Division of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Mr. CB....

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A Dragon Moves the Earth

T HE Loyd Dragon track laying tractor, with earth-moving equipment, gave an impressive account of itself during a three-day...

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Do Big Vehicles Pay?

Hauliers Restricted to the 25-mule Limit are . Faced with Economic Considerations Concerning the Operation: of Heavy Lorries...

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Coach Testing by Scientific Methods

L AST week, a Foden . two-stroke rear-erigined coach, with bodywork by Metalcraft (Staffs), Ltd., Stoke-on-Trent, left Sandbach...