UCH good work was carried out at the joint meeting of the chairmen of the Traffic Commissioners and of officials of the...

by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the roughness of the roads over which it...

The first report of the Technical Committee, appointed to advise the Minister on the experimental work carried out by the Roads...

A comprehensive Manual, with this title, is now in preparation and will be published shortly at 2s. 6d. by "The Commercial...

The Commercial Secretary to the Residency, Egypt, reports that the State Domains Administration, Ministry of Finance, Cairo, is...

Leyland Motors, Ltd., informs us that its policy is to sell its Cub goods model almost entirely through the trade. In fact, in...

O NE of the causes of wasteful use of fuel is the drawing of petrol through the slow-running jet of the carburetter when the...

According to the Soviet Economic Revie i, the great l'aroslay industrialvehicle works is now in full operation, the first...

The transport committee of BOTHERHA - m Corporation is to purchase a light van. Six Daimler double-deck Fluid Flywheel buses...

with "The Mechanical Horse 9 9 A LL the leading British railway com1 - 1.panies are, at present, operating examples of the...

THE LIMELIGHT U NDOTJBTEDLY, one of the sensations of the Commercial Motor Show of 1931 was the introduction by Dennis...

TurANy municipal authorities hold a 1.V.Lhigh opinion of the merits of the trolley-bus for passenger service, and the progress...

introduces articulated SIX-WHEELERS A , announced on page 772 of our 'i.sue dated January 12th, Garner Motors, Ltd., Tyseley,...

oil - engined 7-SEATER Impressions of a Special Armstrong-Saurer Demonstralion Vehicle on the Road , A N illustration of a...

addition to producing large numbers of passenger ve hicle chassis having capacities from 20 seats up to over 50 seats and...

T BE technical committee, appointed to advise the Minister of Transport on experimental work, expressed the opinion, some time...

House Why not Road-service Licences for Two Years? The Editor, THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR. [3630] Sir,—We are in the year 1932 and...

Passenger Transport MR. PICK REPLIES TO MR. GLEESON ROBINSON A Plea for Consultation of Public Wishes as to Coaches Entering...

A PROVISIONAL report upon pro gress that had been made by the Fares Committee, appointed by the Metropolitan and South-Eastern...

A FEW -days ago the transport cornmittee of Glasgow Corporation unanimously adopted recommendations put forward for alteration...

The Commissioners' Conference. INTERESTING information and contnumts concerning the conference between the chairman of Traffic...

French Oil Engine Details of a Delahaye Direct-injection Unit of Nearly 1 0 Litres Capacity I N the new 7-ton oil-engined...

THE PAGEFIELD PLANTAGENE I N our series of 1932 programmes published in the issues preceding the Commercial Motor Show at...

R EPORTS from the markets are a little better this week and, although much of the improvement which is anticipated appears to...

I N America Mr. C. L. Cummins has. achieved fame as an enthusiast for the compression-ignition-engined vehicle, and there...

HAULIER AND CARRIER One Way of Keeping Track of Costs, and Correspondingly Making Sure of Profits, is to Use a Diary A T...

I N our issue dated November 17th we gave a description of the Rector Gasifier, which is designed to permit the use of heavy...

DETAILS OF BUM DESIGN W ITH an emergency door at the back of a passenger vehicle there are three rear windows, the outline of...

ANY of the recently patented variable-speed gears have been described by their inventors as variable power gears, but in...