determination of the Englishspeaking peoples to organize the resources of the world so that all may live in peace and plenty....

T HERE must be no weak link in the chain of Britain's war effort. The gathering momentum of production must not be hindered by...

A S Minister of War Transport Lord Leathers has given quite a favourable impression to those members of the industry and of the...

W HILE chatting last week with Mr. H. Shankland, President of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, he made a remark...

Do Not Hoard Your Spare Parts, Tyres and Tools . . . . RR ECENTLY, an Order entitled the Motor Vehicles (Returns of Spare...

Of a driver in a draughty cab saying that the factor which prevents a quick turn round for him is a stiff neck. That older...

T HE latest Schedule of Reserved Occupations, issued last Monday, at is. net, really marks the inauguration of a new system of...

T HE new Hauliers National Traffic Pool, the industry's organization, which is being set up as part of the Government...

T HE three Liverpool transport associations (A.R.O., C.M.U.A. and the Liverpool Cart and Motor Owners' Association) have asked...

S 0 that road-transport facilities shall be properly co-ordinated, the U.S. authorities have recently been taking a census of...

'H INTS to Drivers on How to Sign 1 land WhatSignatures to Accept, is a document which the Ministry of War Transport is issuing...

wish to renew. their vehicle licences for the quarter or year commencing January 1, 1942, should do so immediately in order to...

THERE is an infinite number of ways 1 in which paper can be saved, The obvious ones have, probably, already been put forward,...

T'IIAT the rates asked for by the 1 operators are lower than comparable hourly rates laid down, in the Government haulage...

HEW COMPANIES H.F.W. (Holton), Ltd.—Private company. Reg. Dec. 5. Carl. £5,000 in 5,000 shares of each. Carrier, eto....

A FAMILIAR sight on the Teignmouth road are the yellow and grey Bedford buses of Messrs. H. D. Gourd and Sons,...

There is a Growing Desire for More Unanimity in' Operators' Representation But the Problems of Hauliers and . Ancillary Users...

M UCH interest has been aroused by the article entitled "Is the Articulated Six-wheeler Wrongly Laid Out? " which appeared in...

A LARGE meeting of operators, organized by A.R.O. and C.M.U.A. at Leicester, last Sunday, signified by their whole-hearted...

Solving the Problems of the Carrier A Preliminary Article Which Brings to Light Some of the Problems Associated with an...

By As Managing Director of a Leeds Haulage Concern, a Special Mrs. Borrowdale Has Some Sound Views on Road Correspondent...

December 5 we published a lead ing article entitled " War Work of the Trade Press." Curiously enough, on the very day that this...

P A T EN T No. 640,301 shows a new two-stroke oil engine from that fertile inventor H. R. Ricardo, 21, Suffolk Street, London,...