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W HATEV ER opinions one may have in regard to certain aspects of the control exercised by the Traffic Commissioners, it cannot...
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B UTANE is being used widely abroad as a motor fuel to replace petrol. California has large quantities available from cracking...
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That the fire brigades in Germany are being nationalized and are to be run on military lines. That Mr. Burgin can resist the...
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GOODS TRANSPORT FOR WAR. T HE Minister of Transport announces that there has been a substantial response to his request fqr...
I N last week's issue of The Commercial Motor, dated February 17, the result was given of an appeal by Mr. L. D. Brown,...
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MR. W. J. LOWE, who for about 10 years was assistant secretary of the Federation of Calico Printers, Manchester, has been...
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of the week (continued) Mr. Riches on the Emergency Grouping L AST week, at Dunfermline, the Government scheme, for the...
Committee on Road Transport Rates, Mr. W. Edwards, has, in connection with railway charges for merchandise traffic, received a...
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brought to a fine art The Halifax Area is Graced With a Excellent Combine for Passenger Tran port. A.E.C. Vehicles are Empioyi...
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In the Past Year There Has Been a Reasonably Substantial Increase in the Number of Passenger Vehicles Employed and the Trend is...
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by a petrol engine has been designed so that it can leave . the railway tracks at any crossing and operate on the road as a...
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HE BERLIN SHOW T HE main interest at this year's International Motor Show in Berlin, which was opened by Herr Hitler last...
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are PLEASURE - TOURS in Southport The Seaside Garden CityâFamous Holiday Resortâis Served by a Public Transport System Tha...
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IT is stated that there was an improvement in the demand for motorvans and lorries in Holland during last year. Thus, a return...
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not only save weigh ⢠The Extended Employment of Light, Metals in Industry in General is Leading to an Entirely New...
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More Miles Mean More Money by S.T.R. T 0-DAY'S " big idea," in commercial-vehicle operation, isâthe bigger the mileage, the...
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Revolutionary Tendencies of a Year Ago Have Not Yet Come to Fruition Because General Conditions Have Been Inauspicious for...
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connected with the use of commercial motors. 1...tterfi shoug he written on only one side of the paper. The right of...
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in passenger transport L XPRESS, private-party, excursion and tour, and stage-carriage services are all included in the...
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O NE would not suggest selecting a 1 ..../house on a new building estate in order to ride in a luxurious coach free of charge,...
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:h Operation Showing That the Major Difference in Operating Costs, As Between Big and Little Mileages, is Mainly Depreciation...
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in passenger transport Large-scale Operation by the Largest independent Operator of Passenger Road Transport in the North of...
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By Our Special Parliamentary Correspondent HOURS REGULATIONS INDIRECTLY A DANGER. IN the House of Lords last week, the Earl ....
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Concise Specifications of the Passenger Chassis Now on the British Market are Given on This and the Previous Page. Particulars...
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:h and bus owners RIBBLE RELIES ON 1,000 LEYLANDS. T HERE can be few bus companies operating to-day which have experienced...
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Methods of Reducing Costs and Increasing Revenue by Scientific Arrangement of Journey Times T HE science of timetable building...
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Mr, Arthur Andrews, presented a convincing case for road operators when he addressed Swansea Chamber of Trade recently. At a...
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T HE Paris Salon de la Machine Agricole is, this year, even larger than usual, ⢠for in spite of international unrest and as...
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BROADCASTING SUPPORT FOR ROAD TRANSPORT'S CASE. With commendable enterprise, A.R.O. is joining with three other sponsors in a...
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Eight Makes Exhibited in Variety of Forms Show Multiplicity of Applications for Which This Economic Type of Vehicle is...
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UITHERTO silent on the matter of the agreement reached between the Liaison Committee and the railways regarding the claim for a...
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PASSENGER TRANSPORT CONTROL OF PRIVATE. HIRE VEHICLES A S a result of the rapidly expanding use of private-hire vehicles,...
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A TTRACTIVE as is road travel try coach, without any embellishment, the addition of radio makes a world of difference on a long...