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21st April 1939
21st April 1939
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Passing Comments

Do Municipalities WHY is it that battery Realize the Value of TY electrics are employed to Electri■m? such a small extent by...

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One Hears—

Of interesting moves in battery-electric politics. That some people think that there are too many makes . with small outputs....

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ROAD TRANSPORT DEFENCE

EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION. rIPERATORS of goods vehicles are 1 ...../reminded by the Minister of Transport that the basis of the...

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of the week (continued)

DEFENCE COMES FIRST WITH AUTHORITIES. WHEN several cases against haulage VV contractors and lorry drivers were heard at Bury...

Rail Appeal Allowed Against

Scots Haulier L AST week, the Appeal Tribunal sat at Dumfries to consider an appeal by the London, Midland and Scottish...

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of the week (continued)

GOODS AND HACKNEY VEHICLES STILL FALLING. HE number of new motor vehicles 1 registered, for the first time, in February, 1939,...

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BUSINESS ACQUIREMENT APPLICATION WITHDRAWN.

W E understand that Affiliated TransIT ports, Ltd., of Great George Street, Leeds, has withdrawn its application to take over...

Travelling Shop with Unique Features

Morris-Commercial 3O-cwt. Chasssis as Basis of Mobile Grocer's Shop T HE somewhat striking vehicle shown in the accompanying...

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A New Dennis Twin-steerer

U NQUESTIONABLE attractions are held by the rigid six-wheeler which steers through four wheels and drives through the other...

Bradford Operator's Fine New Depot

I N a new depot which Arthur Batty, Ltd., has opened in Marsh Street, off Manchester Road, Bradford,are combined facilities for...

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Famous Store Faithful to Electrics

A LTHOUGH the number of operators I - 1 of battery-electric vehicles in the London area is not large, it is a noteworthy fact...

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Why Not Try a Battery-electric?

T HE latest issue of the Ministry of Transport Returns shows that there are now 4,674 electrically propelled goods vehicles in...

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Is This The Tyre You Use ?

T HERE are more commercial vehicles running on 32 x 6 M.D. tyres than on any other, so the following facts and figures should...

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Electrics Make Milk Distributior mple, Cheap and Clean

F OR house-to-house . and shop-toshop delivery work in fairly limited areas, the electric vehicle has the strongest claims to...

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Pointers for Potential Purchasers of electric vehicles

F ROM a perusal of other sections of this issue it will be made clear that, for a variety of purposes, the battery-electric,...

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COMMER INTRODUCES F1\ ENTIRELY NEW MODELS

the imaginative mind numerous desirable characteristics are called up by the word "Superpoise." It suggests, for example,...

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HYDRAULIC BRAKES

AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS COMPANY LTD., LEAMINGTON SPA, ENGLAND damper, drives the +camshaft; in the oil system is a floating intake...

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A Co-op." Finds Electrics Fill the Bill

O wING to the stable nature of their trade, it is frequently possible for co-operative societies to take the long view in the...

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What It Costs to "G Electric"

IT has always been particularly important that the operating cost of electric vehicles should be assessed on a proper • basis,...

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Dumper Added to the Marshall Range

A 2i-cubic-yd. Machine With Singlecylindered Two-stroke Oil Engine I N addition to its well-known range of road rollers and...

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London Stages Electric-vehicle Display

P OTENTIAL operators of batteryelectric vehicles and all those interested in the application of electricity to road transport,...

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Steel Sheets in the Making

F OR over a century and a half, Ebbw Vale, Monmouthshire, has been asso ciated with steel works. Its natural resources led to...

SPEED AND CLEANLINESS FOR BRAZING JOBS

A PETROL-ELECTRIC brazing hearth that will save costs in the repair shop by eliminating starting delays, will maintain a steady...

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OPINIONS and QUERIES

A GAS PRODUCER UNREPRESENTED AT SWANSEA. W E have to draw your attention to a deficiency in the information presented to the...

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An Outsize in End-tipping Bodies Clever Introduction of B. &

E. Twin-ram Gear on a Chassis of Unusual Design A RECENT purchase by T. F. Nash Construction, Ltd., Hayes, Middlesex, is an...

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What the Associations are Doing

CASE LAW SYSTEM PROVIDES A CHARTER. Mr. Henry Backhouse, junr., in an address to the Liverpool C.M.U.A. Luncheon Club, on...

Ill-timed Anti-road Propaganda

A FEW days ago a letter appeared in The Times, from the pen of Mr. Ernest Short, general secretary of the British Railway...

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Mr. Butterwick's New A.R.O. Position T HE Yorkshire Area of the

A.R.O., which last year had a passenger operator as its chairman, in Mr. J. J. Granter, of Upton, this year has a haulage...

Coaches Visiting Northern Ireland

W E recently made inquiries from the Government of Northern Ireland concerning the procedure for coaches visiting that country....

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"LONG-RUN" VALUE Ix

Is "CHEAP AND OFTEN" L IKE most people', I regard personal observations as impertinent, and most of my haulier friends with ....

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Operating Aspects of

PASSENGER TRANSPORT POLICE CRITICIZED AT LEAMINGTON D EFENDING in a case at Leamington, on Monday last, a solicitor alleged...

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BRIGHTON'S TROLLEYBUSES AT WHITSUN

A S reported in our issue dated April 7, Brighton Corporation introduced its new buses on April 1, and, by Whitsun, the new...

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Keeping Up The Amps.

T HE developments which have been made during the past few years in electric vehicles of the battery type have been due,...

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Further Experiments with Infinitely Variable Gears

T HE . aim of countless inventors has been the infinitely variable gear, and the latest trend appears to be the epicyclic type...