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16th February 1951
16th February 1951
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The Road Transport Engineer

mortal, the road trans THAT much harassed Attempts Being Made to Deprive mortal, the road trans Operational Technicians of...

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A Problem for Psychologists

N EWS of the activities of private, municipal and nationalized passenger-vehicle operators in this country seems nowadays to be...

Passing Comments

Weighing Heavy A CCOR DING to " The Objects by Simple "Financial Times." the Device laboratories of the Midland Region of...

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One Hears

Of stout balloons as jacks for aircraft. That they are unlikely to be . employed for commercial vehicles. That London Coastal...

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Manufacturers Break All Output and Export Records

D URING 1950 the British motor industry handsomely exceeded all previous figures for the production and export of commercial...

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Northern Roadways Grant : S.O. Appeal

TT is understood that Scot tish Omnibuses, Ltd., intends to appeal against the granting of a licence by the Scottish Licensing...

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Men in the News

MR. W. R. SEWARD, export sales manager of John I. Thornycroft and Co., Ltd., is to visit Venezuela and Colombo. MR. JOSEPH...

Fuel to Cost Fewer Dollars

B RITAIN will eventually save 150m. dollars a year when a new agreement between the Government and the Standard Oil Co. of New...

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Blackburn Fares Up: Flood Municipal Applications

OEN fare schedules, applied for last 1 1September, have been granted to Ilackburn Corporation and were put no effect last...

of Overseas Attacks on Glicensees

A TTACKS on C-licensees came from abroad as well as at home, said Mr. R. F. Page at a recent meeting of Cardiff traders...

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Wide Loads on Normal Vehicles

'THREE prosecutions were brought at I Linlithgow court, last week, in connection with the carriage of extra-wide loads. The...

Staggered Seat Improves Comfort

A NEW bus seat with a 6-in. stagger having been approved for longdistance and local-service vehicles in Sweden, the...

Higher Pay for Many Drivers

I MPROVED pay and conditions of work for staff engaged on specialized transport have recently been implemented. Wage rates in...

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Tribunal Defines "Refuse"

• I N our opinion, refuse' covers all 1 kinds of detritus, rubbish or material ejected or thrown away by the owner Ls being...

25-mile Clause in M.o.W. Contracts

ik LONDON manufacturer recently obtained a contract to suppty items of furniture to the Ministry of Works. The terms of the...

Greatest Rise in Operating• Costs

'T HEyear 1950 saw the greatest increases in operating costs ever known to the transport industry, and it is anticipated that...

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Vauxhall on Fourday Week T HIS week, Vauxhall Motors, Ltd.. has

been working a four-day week because of restrictions on the supply of sheet steel. The short week will be in force until the...

Buses 4 ft. Long in U.S.?

R OA D transport was lowest in cost of any fo port in the U.S.A., and comparison with any ot world. A charge of 1 c was a fair...

£48m. from Six Months' Taxation

D ETURN No. 150 (MechanicallyIN. propelled Road Vehicles, Great Britain), which has just been published by the Stationery...

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Open Letter to M.P.s

Our Ref: T.(A.) B.1]. Your Ref T.A. 1947: Regarding the Part that Free Hauliers Should be Allowed to Play in an Integrated,...

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The Latest Buses for St. Helens

S T. HELENS is keeping well abreast of the times in the design of its municipal buses. Recent deliveries to the corporation...

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High Wages ay Dividend in Haulage

P. A. C. BROCKINGTON, A.M.I.Mech.E., Reveal that Investigations by A LTHOUGH satis fi ed by A cumulative evidence that...

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the Wide Sell the Paektge

" AINTING, sir,". said Dr. Johnson, "can ilk's trate, but cannot inform." . Whilst this may have been true in 1 - 784, the...

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GLASS

By with Ashley Taylor A.I.R.T.E. 7 ROAD A LONG the roads of Britain one frequently encounters the smart green vehicles of...

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Preserving the. Life of Fuel-injection Equipment

T HE life of a fuel-pump element was longer when the pump was fitted to an engine of a public service vehicle, said Mr. A. E....

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Towing: What is the Legal Position?

'HE King's Bench Divisional Court recently held that a breakdown lorry drawing a disabled lorry was e an articulated vehicle...

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Rising Costs and Falling Revenue

Mr. W. M. Hall, General Manager of Liverpool Transport Department, Explains the Problems of Municipalities 1. AOST municipal...

joint Effort for Better Conditions

Promotion of Human Relations in Transport Calls for Mutual Confidence, Says Mr. L. C. Harrison WELDING management and labour TV...

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Refinement in Commercial Vehicles

Mr. P. M. A. Thomas Outlines to I.R.T.E. Members the Latest Developments in Chassis Design 7HE paper, "Trends of Vehicle...

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Fluctuating Traffics

IN my previous article, I dealt with the minimum-daily charge method of rates assessment with particular reference to allowing...

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Why Tyre Inspection Panels ?

k/IEMBERS of the Institute of Road Lill Transport Engineers yesterday iiscussed the work of the 'lyre lnspeeion Panels of the...

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Injection Pump Acts as Governor

A NOVEL injection pump appears in patent No. 648,459. which comes from B. &send, Geneva. Switzerland. The pump shown will also...