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1st September 1961
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Chance for Hauliers

D UR1NG the past four weeks The Commercial Mawr has published a series of articles relating to the various ways in which...

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Leslie Joh arnett

I N April, 1960, Leslie John Barnett came home. After a lifetime spent mostly in faraway places he was back, for good, in the...

Help for Non-members, too

P ROOF, if it were really needed, of how much the Road Haulage Association has the interests of hauliers at heart has been...

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Unrest in Many Quarters About Tipper Work

FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT r - V A CONSIDERABLE amount of unrest continues among tipping vehicle owners and constructional...

More Overhang Permitted

A MENDMENTS have been made to the Motor Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations, which affect the rear overhang of goods...

Big London Transport Bus Pay Claim

FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT D ESPITE the Government's wages pause, a new pay claim on behalf of London's 40,000 busmen...

Safety Regulations For Building Sites

rl A COMPREHENSIVE code of safety regulations covering workers in the construction industry in Great Britain will go into...

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Contract Hauliers Carry On Dispute with Customer

A FTER a week of near-deadlock, owner/driver hauliers, working under contract A licence carrying pre-stressed concrete work...

Leyland May Develop Standard Diesel

T HE changes in administration at Standard-Triumph, Ltd., would have no effect on Albion Motors, Ltd., or on Leyland itself....

"Straightest Haulier We Know" Fined

A DIRECTOR of a Hinckley haulage company was described as " the straightest haulage contractor we have dealt with" when his...

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Men in the News

Mr. H. Wilson has been appointed home sales manager of J. C. Bamford (Excavators), Ltd. He was previously assistant sales...

Drivers Charged Under 1835 Act

THREE lorry drivers summoned under I the 1835 Highways Act were given absolute discharges by Ormskirk magistrates last Friday...

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Revision of Licence Condition Reversed

THE Minister of Transport has upheld an appeal by Wainfleet Motor Services, Ltd., who appealed against a revision by the West...

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Gilbraith's Get Tankers, But Licence Switch Held Up

TH REE new tankers to carry "tar and like products" were granted by the North Western Deputy Licensing Authority, Mr. A. H....

Rates Force Beet Back to Road

F ARMERS in Isle of Axholme, Lines, may have to send their sugar beet crop to the Brigg factory of British Sugar Corporation by...

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West Bromwich Are Commended'

THE West Midland Traffic Corn' missioners last week approved fares increases for West Bromwich transport department. The...

"Hamstrung" By Corporations, Claims Ledgard Solicitor

THE Yorkshire Traffic Commissioners. 1 sittin g at Leeds last week, were told that the three Led g ard companies were bein g "...

One-third Increase In Goods Vehicle Fleet

T HE number of g oods vehicles on the road increased by 32 per cent. between 1956 and 1960. the Ministry of Transport announced...

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Production and Exports Up

N EARLY 10,000 more commercial vehicles were produced in June, 1961, than in the previous month. A total of 48,065 vehicles...

Driver Cleared, But Employers Fined

T HEpropeller shaft of a lorry was stated in Sheffield last week to have broken off, flown through the air, and struck a...

Railways Form a Sites Company

THE British Transport Commission I has set up a company to "advise coo and accelerate the development of major railway...

Burnley's Mobile Celebration

A DAIMLER bus, which first went into service in January, 1944, and was scheduled for disposal, has been modified by Burnley...

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Haulier Charged "For Second

Time" on Weight Counts • FROM N. H. THSLEY D ESPITE the fact that the only eye-witness to a series of alleged offences—a...

Leyland, A.E.C. Share £5in. Order

T HE Argentine Government has placed contracts totalling £5.1m. with Leyland Motors, Ltd., and A.E.C, Ltd., for buses. A total...

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Big Venture in Vehicle Rentals

A COMPANY designed to specialive IA in the large-scale leasing of capih:l equipment and vehicles to British industry and other...

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"Continuous of Previous Application" Bid Succeeds

T HE right of an applicant to treat a fresh application as a continuation of a previous partially successful application was...

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Yesterday's Peal

Ft come The Mean Today This is the Experience of British Road Services in Pioneering their Continental Ferry Service with...

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INSULARITY

B ECAUSE Britain is coming late, if at all, into membership of the Common Market, it must make the best it can of the structure...

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Transuerse or Tandem?

Semi-trailers With Twin Oscillating Rear . Axles are Currently Offered by Most Trailer Manufacturers. This Feature is Concerned...

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Fewer Buses and Less Stai Yield Higher Revenue

by P. A. C. Brockington, A.M.I.Mech.E IN introducing measures to meet rising costs, the Urban District Council of Aberdare...

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"Abnormal and Indivisible" Application From North

M OST substantial of the many contract A licence switches that appear this week is an application by heavy haulage specialists...

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Planning for Profit

No "Pause" for Hauliers If the Chancellor's Aim of Greater Productivity is to be Realized, Road Transport Operators Will Soon...

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Gosport and Fareham—More Air-cooled Engines

F oLLowiNG the satisfactory performance obtained with two Deutz air-cooled diesel engines fitted in Guy Arab double-deckers in...

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Universal Trailer Chassis

A SEMI-TRA1LER chassis that can be raised, lowered or tipped is shown in patents,No, e 869,641. Its primary purpose is for...