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24th October 1952
24th October 1952
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Competition Essential in Transport

W HILE introducing the new Humber Super Snipe car a few days ago, Sir William Rootes, K.B.E., made some interesting and...

Passing Comments

Simple Economy Tips F ROM " Transportation," the British Goodyear magazine, come some notes from an American driver on how to...

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One

Hears— Of problems in cooling underfloor engines. That the M.C.W. Jason body is fleecing shipping costs. That the Dennis...

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Coach Operators Meet Hoteliers

R EPRESENTATIVES of about30 long-distance operators from England and Wales met 150 Scottish hoteliers at Edinburgh. last week,...

33 Scottish Councils Lose Fares Appeals

A PPEALS by 33 local authorities against the higher fares granted to the Scottish Omnibuses group by the Scottish Licensing...

Authority Disregarded Act : Minister Overrules Inspector

G WING decision in the appeal of the Hudson's this Co., Lincoln, against the refusal of the East Midland Licensing Authority to...

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Bill Redrafted: To be Put to Parliament Next Month

T HE Transport Bill has been redrafted and is expected to be placed before the House of Commons about the third week in...

Vehicle Hiring Cuts Taxation

O PER A TORS are becoming interested in the possibility of hiring fleets of vehicles from finance companies, instead of buying...

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Men in the News

MR. C. W. KELSEY has been elected president of the Purchasing Officers' Association. MR. H. W. ADAMS, M.I.M.E., has been...

Restrictions Off Municipalities ?

S OME of the restrictions under, which municipal operators worked should be abolished, declared Mr. H. J. Thom, South Wales...

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Um, Tons Down : Revenue Drops

A LTHOUGH the. traffic of British IA Road Services has increased 'slightly, the tonnage carried in the 36 weeks ended September...

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Keen Competition at Brussels

F 1FTY-ONE makes of goods and passenger vehicle win be shown at the Brussels Salon from January 17-28. According to the...

Aldershot Co. Seeks More

O VER 70 stage-carriage services are affected by a new application for higher fares, filed by Aldershot and District Traction...

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Duplication for Coronation •

A JOINT application by Ribble Motor • Services, Ltd., W. C. Standerwick, Ltd., and Scout Motor Services, Ltd., for increased...

Magistrates' Order Challenged

'THREE Dunoon bus operators con." tended before Lord Strachan, in the Court of Session, last week, that an order made by local...

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Stopping Theft of Goods in Transit

I NFORMATION from the public was necessary if the police were success fully to combat the theft goOds in transit, said insp....

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Keeping Bia . ckpool's

Traffic Moving Over 5,000 Coaches, as well as Thousands of Cars, Motorcycles and Cycles, Sometimes Visit Blackpool in a Day...

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Hauliers Take the

Middle Course on the Bill By A. E. Sherlock-Mesher R.H.A. Conference Delegates Call for Date of Lifting of . 25-mile Limit to...

Wages Council Still Wanted

CEVERAL highly controversial pro posals were lost by overwhelming majorities, although the discussion of them was restrained....

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"I am on Your Side"—but B ROADLY, I am on your

side and so is the Government," said the Minister of Transport, Mr. A. 1'. Lennox-Boyd, at the conference dinner. He qualified...

New Features in Fuel Depot

EVERAL features new to this p.) country are incorporated in the new Botley Road, Oxford, terminal of Home Counties Petroleum...

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NA F.W.R. Fears Denationalization

F EARS that buyers of operable units might encroach upon the sphere . of furniture removers mainly occupied the minds of...

In a Line or Two

The D'Arcy Exploration Co. has begun drilling for oil near Arreton, Isle of Wight. -The Vacuum Oil Co., Ltd., has started to...

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The Scope of the Extensible Body

Further Development of a Simple Principle Which Has Unlimited Applications for Expanding Bodies S IMPLICITY of design and a...

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Combining Rear Lights and Reflectors G OOD rear lighting is more

desirable on a tipper than on any other type of vehicle, considers Mr. Reeves, of Reeves Transport, Ltd., Clements Road,...

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ROUGH RIDING IN CC FORT

1 rence J. Cotton. m.I.R.T.E. I Ti not unusual to be ejected from the driving seat when testing chassis over the Tank proving...

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New Electric 5-cwt, Van

PA A CENTRAL driving position, a built-in battery charger and chain drive to a rear wheel are outstanding details of a new...

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Preserve Freedom in Fixing Rates

says Ralph Cropper M.Sc. (Econ.), B.A., A.M.Inst.T. T 1-11S year's Wiry Show, which closes to-night at Olympia, London, will...

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Solution to What?

F IVE years or more ago the Socialists were asserting that the days for public and private inquiries into transport were past...

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Can Publicity be Improved?

JDO not think that your leader of October 10, "Road "` Transport's Weakness," should be allowed to escape without a protest on...

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Rates for Sand and Ballast

A Number of Variable Factors Has to be Considered When Assessing Charges for this Class of Traffic, and Schedules Have to be...

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The Rise of the Hypoid Axle

IN designing a hypoid gear, American practice favoured 1. proportioning the crown-wheel diameter to the square root of the...

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A• Sliding Roof for Heavy Vehicles

OODS which have to be loaded on to a vehicle by a crane necessitate the provision of an open-top vehicle, and if weather...