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15th November 1963
15th November 1963
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Planned Transport

H IS week over 350 delegates, representing a liberal cross-section of British manufacturers (and therefore transport users) met...

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HEAVY HAULIERS WORRIED BY NEW WEIGHTS PROPOSALS

FROM A• SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT EARS are being expressed by some I heavy-haulage operators that uprated gross weights for...

Tightening up T.I.R. Procedure

QTRICTER measures are being taken by the Customs authorities of many Continental countries to ensure strict compliance with the...

Services Must Be Flexible'

S IR REGINALD WILSON, managing director of the Transport Holding Company, told the Merseyside and District section of the...

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B.R.S. to Spend E6m. on Vehicles and Facilities

FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT DRITISH ROAD SERVICES spending ij on new road vehicles and depot facilities is going up....

News, n Brief

1.o.T.A. Prize : The Institute of Traffic Administration will award an annual prize valued at 25 guineas for the best paper...

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GOODS TRANSPORT EEC: Further Delay

I T now seems likely that the Council of Ministers will not be in a position to give its decisions on the E.E.C. common...

Nearly 90 Miles of

M6 Now Open 4 7) TODAY, Friday. the Minister of I Transport is due to open 33 miles of the M6 motorway between the northern end...

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T.R.T.A. Wants Noise Concessions

D EPRESENTATIVES of the Traders 1\•• Road Transport Association on Monday met officials of the Ministry of Transport to discuss...

Yorkshire Firm Fined in 'Unique' Case

I N a case claimed by the defence to be the first of its kind. a North Yorkshire firm of haulage contractors was accused at...

Government Pledges Modern System

" lkilY Ministers will encourage the provisions of a modern transport system by all appropriate means, including planning,...

White Paper on Ru ral Bus Problems?

E Minister of Transport is under stood to he considering the publication of a White Paper on the financial difficulties of...

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Tribunal Rejects Railway Appeal

IT was alleged before the Transport I Tribunal in London on Tuesday that the British Railways Board was making an appeal on "a...

LA. Was Right, H aulage Firm Told

A N appeal by a Southampton haulage firm specializing in low-loader work who feared that another Southampton firm were trying...

Contract Switch Bid Adjourned

A N application for a Contract A to A i licence switch by Fast Freight (Road Haulage) Ltd., of King's Lynn was heard by the...

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Haulier Misunderstood Normal User

1-1 A HAULlER was told by the South Eastern Licensing Authority on Tuesday that he" had been living in the good old days." He...

Decision Reserved on 10-vehicle Bid

A N application for 10 tippers of 64 I -1 tons on B licence was made at Chester on Monday by Mr. C. N. Catherall, of Buckley,...

B-to-A Adjourned N application by Dundee Express . 1-1 Deliveries Ltd.

for a 15-vehicle B to A licence switch was adjourned by Mr. A. B. Birnie the Scottish deputy Licensing Authority last week, Mr....

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)HAULAGE APPLICATIONS

This Week's Bids 1VIANY Contract A and C licence iv' transfer requests are listed this week. and are as follows: Contract A...

SCOTLAND (NORTH) APPLICATIONS (November 9, 1963) J. and J. Andrews,

Ladybank, new B lie., 1 yell. (310. Aerie. produce and requisites within 60 mites. Charles W. Miebie Ltd.. Aberdeen, A var.....

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Chesterfield's One-man Buses

T HE agreement on a 15 per cent pay increase for drivers of one-man buses negotiated between Chesterfield Corporation and the...

Should a Public Service Make a Profit?

"IT would he stupid to disguise the complexity of the problems which face transport managements in all parts of the world, but...

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Company Busmen's Claim Rejected

FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT T HE three-point claim by 100,000 company busmen was turned down out of hand when the...

... and London De adlock Continues

T HE deadlock between the London Transport Board and its busmen— centring around the - ban on overtime and rest-day...

Mr. H. Belton has been appointed general manager of the

Perkins group German sales and service company, F. Perkins Kundendienst G.m.b.H., of Aschaffenburg, and Mr. W. J. Hayward...

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SOLID-FUEL BODY NOW DEMOUNTABLE

IVI DEOUNTABL-BODY version A „f its • solid fuel dispensing and bagging unit has been introduced by Atkinson's of Clitheroe...

Dowty Offers Exhaust Brake Valve

A N exhaust-brake valve has been developed by Dowty Hydraulic Units Ltd. and has been put into limited production, one size...

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Left-right Buses

S WEDISH State Railways have recently ordered 200 special buses from A.B. Scania-Vabis which have been built with an eye to the...

ORDERS AND DELIVERIES

1600,000 ORDER FOR SCOTTISH BODYBUILDER: Orders which will keep Walter Alexander and Co. (Coach builders) Ltd. busy throughout...

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NEWS IN BRIEF

B.M.C. Profit Up: Group profit of the British Motor Corporation was £21,970,470 for the year ended July 27 last, compared with...

ROAD and WORKSHOP by

Handyman Hard facing exhaust valves WHETHER burnt in a petrol engine VV or hammered in a heavy diesel, many thousands of...

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NEW EQUIPMENT

and Publications Joint with Collet Fixing PA A NEW type of ball joint for linkage mechanisms has been developed by The...

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Bird's Eye View

"MR. MACMILLAN said that exportin g was fun. think so, too, but I also think that it's bloody hard work. I have been bitten on...

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RAILWAYS PROPOSE LINER TRAIN ITO EUROPE

D R. BEECHING, chairman of British Railways Board, disclosed at a conference organized by the Export Council for Europe on...

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Operators

Set the Standard T HERE is always something rationally personal about the bodywork exhibits at Kelvin Hall; personal in the...

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IN YOUR OPINION

There is one minor inaccuracy; this, I believe, occurred due to pressure on space, which must be particularly heavy at the...

Co-operation--and the R.H.A.

WHILE agreeing with Janus on the general recognition " which is now being given to the importance of co-operation. I should...

1ternatives—not Both Together

ILEASE accept my thanks for the extremely well prepared and careful presentation of my articles on Mack: Smoke Causes and...

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HIGH, WIDE AND AWKWARD !

IT was by no means the heaviest load ever carried by Stutter Bros. Ltd., and I neither was it the longest the company have had...

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JANUS . . . a new Geddes axe may WRITES strike at the root of the

licensing system . . W ITH the appointment of the Geddes Committee, public interest in road haulage licensing is perhaps ....

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HOW DO YOU VIEWP

n HE British climate being what it is—awful—windscreen wipers in this country come in for a great deal of wear. There are few...

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Commercial Aspects of Vehicle Selection

k S distinct from the problem of fitting the technical specification a a commercial vehicle to the work it will subsequently...