M ANY of our readers will probably have seen, in the "Sunday xpress " of July 2, an article entitled "How Our Railways Should...

O NE of the well-known men in our industry who were amongst the earliest to concern themselves with the oil engine is Mr. T. H....

That doodling does not encourage. dawdling. That if paper were rationed to all, much more would be salvaged. That many people...

TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS ON COMBINE HARVESTERS B Y the Motor Vehicles (Authorization of Special Types) Order, 1944, dated June 6,...

T H .E question as to--whether a lorry nn ing slowly along a road in the i dark hours with its rear light extinguished was...

A WARNING that the road haulage industry must guard against State monopoly and not private monopoly, riame from Mr. Roger...

B EFORE proceeding farther with the history of the growth of a business of a small haulier, it may be as well to take stock of...

/ N an article in `.. The Commercial Motor." dated June 9, dealing with the activities of Guest Transport, Ltd., of Liverpool,...

Few Men in the Haulage Industry Can Equal the Author of This Article in Their Knowledge of a System of Co-operation Which is...

N admirable service which has been A N use since the days of the heavy bombing by German aircraft on this country is that...

T HE crux of any post-war reconstruction proposals in the transport industry is undoubtedly the question of charges,...

A NUMBER of views concerning the proposed Institute of Road Transport Engineers has appeared in various trade and technical...

, KEEP" ASSOCIATION MEMBERS WELL INFORMED WITH reference to Mr. Denis F. Pilkington's letter in " your issue of June 30, might...

heavy-duty work, such as steering an endless-track vehicle, forms the subject of patent No. 561,301, from Automotive Products...