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17th July 1936
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Developing National Roads

A N announcement of importance as to the policy of the Government in connection with its scheme for nationalizing trunk roads...

The Use of Trade Licences

T HE situation regarding the employment of vehicles operated under trade licences is by no means clear, particularly in respect...

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Passing Comments

A Tribulation to NOWN as an inveterate Which an Editor is I:I-leg-puller, Mr. F. A. Flin has been endeavouring to make us a...

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L.N.E.R. YORKSHIRE APPLICATIONS SUCCEED.

Reserved decisions which hive been given by the Yorkshire Licensing Authority on applications by the L.N.E. Railway for...

M.R.S. Reorganization: £34,000 to Receiver A SCHEME for the reorganization of

M.R.S., Ltd., Liverpool, was outlined before the North-Western Licensing Authority, at Liverpool, on Monday, when Edward Box...

NEWS of the WEEK

"The wheels of wealth will be stowed by all difficulties of transport, at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...

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NORTH-WESTERN GRADING FOR APPEALS COMMITTEE.

Four employers' representatives resigned from the North-Western Conciliation Board at a meeting held last week to discuss final...

Personal Pars

ADMIRAL HARRISON has been elected president of the Diesel Engine Users Association, in succession to MR. A. E....

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VEHICLE SHORTAGE NOT SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE.

Evidence of an acute shortage of tipping vehicles in the Manchester area, in addition to concrete offers of work, were of no...

Rail Abstraction by Cut Rates Alleged

R ATE-CUTTING by the L.N.E. Railway Co. in order to acquire the traffic in bricks from Peterborough yards to Leicester—which...

Railways " Privileged " in Applications

O UTSPOKEN comments on the \/privileged position occupied by the railways in being granted A, instead of B, licences were made...

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FARMERS INSIST ON ROAD TRANSPORT.

Statements by a farmer of 1,000 acres and by a Mansfield potato merchant that road haulage was more convenient and quicker than...

Three Months in Jail for Perjury S ENTENCE of three months'

imprisonment in the second division was passed on a lorry driver who was tried at Leeds Assizes, last week, on a charge of...

Road Transport Benefits Boot Industry A DVANTAGES offered by road transport

to-the boot and shoe industry were described by the traffic manager of an important Leicester manufacturing concern, with its...

Operators Visit Morris-Commercial Works

LASTL AST week a large party of operators, from the London district, visited the recently extended works of Morris Commercial...

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NEW WAGES FOR DISTRIBUTIVE WORKERS.

On October 1., new minimum rates of pay for road-transport workers in the retail distributive, trades in the provinces will...

Municipal Purchases and Proposals

Worksop Town Council requires a vehicle for the electrical department. Wakefield Corporation is to obtain tenders for the...

Opening New Ground: Enston Onus A NUMBER of road objectors, in

addition to three railways, appeared at Liverpool, on Monday, when Convoys, Ltd., 30 Bouverie Street, London, E.C.4, applied...

RAILWAY CALL FOR NATIONALIZATION.

Conditions in the road-transport industry were criticized at the conference of the National Union of Railwaymen, at Hull, last...

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What the

L.M.S. OBJECTION CLAIMED ILLEGAL. A submission that an objection by the L.M.S. Railway Co. should be ruled out because it did...

Associations are Doing

A.R.O. SECURES P.S.V. CONCESSION. solvency of the insurer, failure to comply with the obligation to insure, the condi - 6"ns...

West - country A.R.°. Wants Autonomy M ORE than one remark indicative of

the desire of A.R.0. Devon and Cornwall Area for full local self-government was passed at the area's committee meeting, last...

Should A.R.O. Admit Ancillary Users ?

T HE case of the C-licence holder was • again discussed at a committee meeting of A.R.O., Devon and Cornwall Area, at Plymouth...

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NATIONAL APPEAL OF THE L

['EST INTERNATIONAL 3 TONNER NTRODUCED in January, 1935, the International 3-tonner has amply fulfilled the forecast that we...

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Hauliers' Private Business Exposed to the Railways.

I T would appear that there is no indignity or injustice which officialdom is prepared to spare the haulage contractor. Not the...

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Valuable Directory to the Industry

THE 20th annual edition of Garcke's " Motor Transport Year-Book and Directory" (30s.) has recently been published by...

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Where Cabs and Buses Compete on even terms

By Our Paris Representative I T is a curious fact that Paris, with only about half the population of Landon, has nearly three...

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TRANSPORT CONTRACTING RI

XiCES LOCKED-UP CAPITAL R OAD transport, in its rapid growth, has seen romantic progress on the part of many who 'have allied...

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Keep a aos€ Check on Your Costs

Value of Keeping Careful Watch on Outgoings and Revenue. The Vexed Question of Depreciation "(A wise proverb the Arabs have)._...

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ROAD TEST RESULTS PROM GOODS VEHICLE PROGRESS

S TANDARDIZATION of method has effected such a consistency of result in the road testing Of vehicles by The Commercial Motor...

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A New Circular Magnetic Chuck

VOR some time magnetic chucks em bodying fixed magnets have proved their utility in many classes of engineering work, but,...

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How to Keep Contract Accounts

Fourth Instalment of .a Series of Articles on Accountancy for Hauliers. Previous Contributions Published on April 17, June 5...

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Reclaiming Used Oil a Double Economy

By Modern Filtration Methods, Lubricant Drawn from Engine Sumps Can be Rendered as Good as New. Regular Reconditioning Reduces...

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Operating Aspects of

Passenger Transport INQUIRY INTO LANCS ROAD PROHIBITIONS I AST Friday, a Ministry of Transla port inquiry was held at Preston...

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SHOULD USE OF STATION BE FORCED?

S HOULD a company be compelled to use a municipal bus station when it proposes to build accommodation of its own? This issue...

S.T.R. Talks to Traffic Supervisors

R ECENTLY, S.T.R., Die Commercial Motor costs expert, gave his 39th lecture. The occasion was the conference of area...

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0 1 1INIONS

and QUERIES The Editor invites correspondence on dl subjects connected with the use of commercial motors. Letters should be...

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Showroom Trailer to Stimulate Gas Sales

L T EICESTER Gas Department is using a showroom trailer to propagate interest in the merits of gas power. Mounted upon a...

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Road Transport Topics

In Parliament STATE CONTROL OF TRUNK ROADS. T HE Forth and Tay road-bridge projects, traffic estimates for which are being...

Further Round of Road-Rail Struggle

Road Hauliers Keenly Contest L.M.S. Application for 23' Vehicles and 16 Trailers A NOTHER phase of the Yorkshire tihauliers'...

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Mechanized Timber Haulage Cuts Costs

Ingenious Equipment Used in Large scale Mechanization of Timber Transport in Germany. Loads of 36 Tons Comprise a Unit PA A...

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An Albion Preselector Gearbox

P ATENT No. 448,356 comes from H. Fulton and Albion Motors, Ltd., South Street, Scotstoun, Glasgow, and deals with a...