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21st February 1964
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Value of Education

W HEN Mr. Donald G. Stokes, Leyland Motor Corporation managing director, announced on Tuesday the comprehensive £250,000...

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'Driving Licence Penalties Should be for Driving Offences Only

A MEMORANDUM submitted to the 1 - 1. Ministry of Transport by the Road Haulage Association, in agreement with the Automobile...

LONDON LORRY THEFTS STILL DECLINING

T HE downward trend in thefts of lorries and loads in the Metropolitan Police district is confirmed by figures covering the...

NO GOODS METERS FOR BRISTOL?

B RISTOL CORPORATION is to be asked by its highways committee to approve a recommendation that provision should be made for...

Freedom in Ulster

131 LANS for drastic changes in the Northern Ireland transport set-up were announced in the Ulster Parliament last week. They...

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Noise Regs. Held Up for Sound Meter?

FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT THE 'Minister of Transport promised I young Conservatives at their annual conference in London...

and a Go-slow on Heavy Goods Tests

From our Political Correspondent A NNUAL testing for heavy goods vehicles is not, I understand, likely to be introduced before...

Railways. Integrate Road Services T HE British Railways Board has decided

to integrate road vehicle operation into the railway function. Up to now it has been d separate function under a general...

Ready for Snow, T.R.T.A. Survey Reveals M OST county and other

highway authorities are fully aware of the importance of immediate snow clearance, which in the majority of cases now appears...

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No Serious Complaints About Common View on Need Abnormal Load Regulations for Licensing

THE Road Haulage Association has received no serious complaints from members following the introduction during the past year of...

Unions Face Up to Implications of Integrated Transport

FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT U NIONS with members in the field of transport are being made to face up to the practical...

S PEAKING at the annual dinner of the West London sub

area of the Road Haulage Association at Hounslow last Friday, Mr. F. Wheeler, chairman of the Metropolitan and South Eastern...

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' LEYLAND LAUNCHES m. TRAINING SCHEME

n ETAILS of a new and comprehensive trainin g scheme which involves the investment of £250,000 and which will cater for youn g...

No Decision Yet on Bristol Parking

THE Minister of Transport is consider'. in g what provision to make for the parkin g of lorries in a proposed extension of...

Rural Transport Talks

MR. MARPLES is consultin g the 1V1 associations representin g Welsh local authorities and bus operators with a view to...

Reduce Tax, say Busmen

R EPRESENTATIVES of road passeng er operators' associations were received by Mr. Macmillan, economic secretary to the Treasury,...

NEWS IN BRIEF

White Collar Charter: Au g ust 1 has been named as the day when most of the requirements of the Offices, Shops and Railway...

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Providing Transport Cafes on Motorways

lUIANY commercial vehicle drivers nu deliberately avoided motorways if there were no suitable cafés for them, said Mr. F. A....

'Open Mind' on He avy Goods Licences

THE Ministry of Transport is keeping " an open mind" on the reintroduction of special licences for the drivers of heavy goods...

Tory Transport Motion is Critical

From our Political Correspondent TRANSPORT has been chosen as the I first item for discussion by the Tory Party's Central...

NO B.R.S. PRIORITY FOR EXPORTS 1k4R. THOMAS GALBRAITH, Parliam mentary

Secretary to the Ministry of Transport, turned down a suggestion that British Road Services should be told to introduce a...

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MODIFIED NI.C.W. DESIGN FOR NEWCASTLE

VOR the second stage of its trolleybus . replacement programme, Newcastle City Transport has introduced 40 new Leyland...

Six per cent for Company Men?

From our Industrial Correspondent T HE employers' side of the National Council for the Omnibus Industry will probably follow...

NEWS IN BRIEF Fourpenny Minimum for Glasgow?: Glasgow Corporation is

planning to apply to raise the minimum .3d. fare to 4d. Councillor Samuel Hughes, transport committee convener. estimates that...

LATEST DEMANDS BY LONDON BUSMEN

FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT A S the Phelps Brown Committee of Inquiry into the pay and conditions of London busmen nears...

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appointment as sales director of a garage in Abingdon.

Mr. P. G. D. Taylor has been appointed group secretary of the Road Haulage Association. He succeeds Mr. M. Rogers, who has...

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Operators Seeking • Quicker Journeys

I F applications by several Lancashire operators are successful, journey times between the North and London will be...

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Dempster Dumpster Appeal Allowed

IN a second case heard last week, the 1 Transport Tribunal allowed an appeal by C. Firbank and Sons Ltd., of Luton, against the...

TWO OF THREE

O F three appeals by the Potteries Motor Traction Co. Ltd., Stoke-onTrent, the Minister of Transport has dismissed two and...

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TRANSPORT CONSULTANTS

—What Does Tribunal's Recent Ruling Mean? LICENSING CASEBOOK BY NORMAN H. TILSLEY THE Conference on Rail and Road 1...

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Where Solicitors Are Needed

THE question of limited companies I and their representation at criminal courts is continually cropping up. 1 was recently at...

Large W.. Midland Switch

TE-IE two largest applications to be notified this week come from the West Midland and the Eastern area. Put forward on the...

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Nimonic Hot Tops and Heat Shields

WHILST nickel 'alloys have played an VV essential part in the development of gas turbines, applications to diesel engines have...

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To Foil Trailer Thieves

T HE use of a metal plate attached to the chassis as the sole means of identification for senii-trailers has been causing...

ROAD AND WORKSHOP by Handyman

Repairing a Dynamo Unit QUITE OFTEN in the course of running repairs, dynamo trouble has to he dealt with at a time when the...

Dealing with Hal f-shaft Breakages

T HIS week's prizewinner is Mr. G. Taylor, of Widnes, Lanes, who is a mechanic for a fleet of Leyland Comet bulk tankers. All...

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NEW EQUIPMENT

and Publications Car Trailer A FOUR-WHEEL close-coupled trailer designed for the transport of cars has been introduced by...

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VEE DIESELS FOI IRITISH COMMERCIALS

At least two forthcoming ranges will fii Cummins oversquare V engines BY ALAN HA IVI I nst.T. T HE first production...

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BIRD'S EYE VIEW

By The Hawk Motorway Police Long overdue, but very welcome, is the news that we are at last to have the beginnings of a...

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NORTH AMERICAN DIARY-3 by ALAN HAVARD

Operator Representation is Highly Organized W HEN I ended last week, I was recounting my interview with the vice-president...

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By Ashley Taylor NATIONAL DISTRIBUTION A.IVI.I.R.T.E., Assoc. Inst. T. FOR

OILS AND GREASES T WO moves are shortly to be made, aimed at increasing the overall efficiency of the road distribution system...

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What the Bow Group has really JANUS

achieved may be not at all what they intended' E XCEPT for a brief statement from the Transport Holding Company, both the...

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Not on Service

S. BUCKLEY, Assoc. INST. T. GIVES ADVICE ON TRANSPORT PROBLEMS B ECAUSE operating costs are a basic subject of this series it...

FROM THE POSTBAG

As a sequel to the article entitled " The Labow Factor" in this series on February 7, a Lincolnshire driver of heavy vehicles...

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MONEY MATTERS Braid Group's Good Prospects

B RAID GROUP'S prospects for the current year are good, states the chairman in his annual review to shareholders. His hopes of...