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19th October 1951
19th October 1951
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Operation Isolation

A PLAN which may become known among free hauliers as "Operation Isolation" has bepn devised by the British Transport Commission...

Passing Comments

Americans Like Queues NAANY American visitors have paid tribute to our I excellent bus services, not only in the capital, but...

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One Hears

"Gentlemen, the toast 'is to freedom." Of Persia as the Thief of Bagged Oil. That Britain really needs an anti-freeze. Of the...

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8s. More for Company Busmen

D RIVERS and conductors employed by private bus companies have been awarded an increase of 8s. per week by the Brierley...

25 Miles Exceeded : Four Lorries Lost

A LLEGED persistent and wilful L'A. breaches of the conditions of his licence resulted in a Dundee haulier, Mr. A. B. Greig, of...

R.H.A. Considers 24 Resolutions

TWENTY-FOUR resolutions dealing 1 with road safety, road transport legislation, bulk buying and rebates, taxation,...

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Removers in Industrial Areas Face Manpower Crisis

3 EVERAL urgent questions were discussed by members of the National Association Of Furniture Warehousemen and Removers, at...

Protection Raises Fares Too Much

DROTECTIVE fares figured in argu.1. ment before the Yorkshire Licensing Authority, at Leeds, last week. An objection that fare...

WARTIME MEASURE REPEALED

U NDER Statutory Instrument 1951. No. 1,800, dated October 4, another wartime emergency Order is removed from the Statute Book....

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Licensing Authority " Prejudiced "

A CONTENTION that the Northern In. Licensing Authority had not acted impartially, was made by Mr. I. L. R. Croft, representing...

R.E. Discriminates in Objections

T HE attitude of the Railway Executive in not objecting to applications by State-owned bus companies to run long-distance...

Men in t he News

MR. L. C. OAK has been appointed chief traffic assistant of West Hartlepool Transport Department. MR. P. G. S. CLARK has...

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Glasgow's Success with B.U.T. Trials

E XPERIMENTS with the large 1.B.U.T. single-deck iroileybus, built to carry 62 passengers, have proved successful, states a...

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Birmingham and Bradford Fail in Applications for 2d. Minimum

E VIDENCE of a new attitude towards the problem of higher fares L.. appears in the latest decisions of the Licensing...

Leyland Shows How to Save Materials

T O emphasize the need for greater effort in conserving raw materials, Leyland Motors, Ltd., staged at its Farington factory,...

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B.R.F. States Policy to Candidates D EMANDS for the alleviation of

restrictions upon road transport and the improvement of the highway system are contained in a statement of policy circulated to...

High Court Ruling on Towing

A FOUR-WHEELED vehicle which is being towed with two of its wheels suspended clear of the ground by a crane, is still a...

New Plan to Raise London Fares

N 'proposals to produce £41m. a year in addition to the extra £16.6m. a year sought by the British Transport Commission's draft...

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Union Again Turns Down R.H.E. Offer

D iSCUSSIONS continue between the Transport and General Workers' Union and the Road Haulage Executive about a 3d.-per-hour...

Tribunal Eases

Restrictions • A SUCCESSFUL appeal was made last week by Mr. L. J. French to the Transport (Appeal) Tribunal. in London,...

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Latest Equipment for Road and Shop

N EW aids to road safety arc always welcome, and the Notek Electric Co., Ltd., 23, London Road, Bromley, Kent, announces two...

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MEUSE ME

1111010S far Alan 0 F all housc-to-house collection and delivery vehicles, those in the service of laundries probably form...

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Some Recent Publications

1951 ISSUE OH' MOTOR INDUSTRY YEARBOOK J INVALUABLE to economists and Istudents of the motor industry, the Society of Motor...

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Throwing Out Hints

"Road Transport before Nationalization was a Monopoly, which is a Bad Thing; it also had Cut-throat Competition, which is...

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Revise the 1933 Act as Well QI-IOULD the Conservatives return

to power, they " would be committed largely to a reversal of the policies carried out by the Socialists under the Transport...

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SPEND

TO SAVE says A. B. B. Valentine T HAT nearly all London routes operated by single-deck buses failed to earn their keep, that...

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35 Years of

Versatility By Ashley Taylor, A.M. I. R.T.E. A LTHOUGH Express Motor Carriers, of . Oswestry, Salop, have changed little in...

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A More Powerful Helecs 25-cwt. Battery-electric

PIA PARALLEL chassis frame, a more powerful motor and a larger battery are among the improvements in the new lielecs Intruder...

Pneumatic Tyres Ease Heavy Haulage

A TTENTION was drawn to the new Motor Vehicles (Authorisation of Special Types) Order, 1951, governing the transport of...

Growing Prosperity in Canada

T HE growth of road transport in Canada is well illustrated by figures recently issued by the Canadian Bureau of Statistics....

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Automatic Coupling for Heavy Tractor-trailers

A N important technical advance which has enabled United Dairies, Ltd., to obtain fuller use of its heavy articulated vehicles...

In a Line or Two

One of the five Perkins mobile schools is on its way to Australia. Peterhead Streets Committee has accepted an offer by W....

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Larger - V ehicles

LOWER RATES M OST schedules of rates for traffic by road specify the size of the consignment. The rate for a 7-ton load is...

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An Ingenious Double reduction Axle

A N A N improved design of double reduction rear axle is disclosed in . patent No. 657,264, by Kirkstall Forge, Ltd„...