M ANY of the smaller operators are gravely disturbed as to their future, not only in respect of the remaining period of the...

W HILE speaking a few days ago with a railway official, he, possibly not knowing our connection with road transport, expressed...

Deaf Find Scope for THE deaf of this country Useful Production I who are otherwise fit are Work now fully employed on war...

That stirred operators make something of a stew. That rumours of a return of the basic fuel ration were unfounded. That there...

VEHICLE DISMANTLERS FORM NEW ASSOCIATION A T a well-attended meeting of car and lorry breakers from all over' the country,...

T HE case of a lorry driver who was stated to have slept in the-cab of his vehicle every night during a week's absence from his...

Ma. D. K. KINCH, A.I.T.A., managing director of D. Kinch and Co., Ltd., the • transport-contracting concern of Acton, London,...

A N open meeting of road-transport operators was addressed last week by Mr W. G. Cooper, East Midland• Area Chairman, A.R.0...

MAJOR. R. S. GRIGG, the chairman and founder of the Car Mart, Ltd.; Dagenham Motors, Ltd., and associated companies, died...

An Interesting and Considered Criticism of the Booklet Recently Issued by Mr. R. W. Sewill in Which He Deals With the Future of...

Further Personal Contributions From Fleet Engineers and Transport Managers Co-operation Between Pencil and Spanner By H. W....

. By H. Arthur Beardall (Whitbread and Co., Ltd.) T the very interesting contributions published in '; The Commercial Motor"...

By a Fleet Engineer T liE articles which have appeared under the general heading for this series are the result of a nieetine °...

There Appears to he a General Call for Some Body which can Act as a Liaison Between the Vehicle User and the Manufacturer By...

D ESPITE all tile precautions which 'may be taken against the fire me - nace, conflagrations, often of a serious character,...

was quite a tonic to read in your columns recently 'of the appointment of a committee to consider . the question of transport...

I BELIEVE that "The Commercial Motor" is doing more to enlighten and help the rank and file of road operators than any...

W HILST nobody will question the value of the fine war achievements of British buses,. surely Mr. Chalmers Kearney, in his...

Oil or Petrol for 30 m.p.h. Lorries? The Special Conditions of the Times Favour the Oil-engined Vehicle and " S.T.R." Gives...

A T a meeting of the Association of Czechoslovak Scientists and Technicians, Section of Mechanical_ and Electrical Engineering,...