• New applicants for operators' licences in the South Eastern traffic area are receiving, in response to their applications, a...

• The Parliamentary Prayer to annul the Industrial Training Levy (Road Transport) Order 1970 (CM last week) may be debated in...

• The Road Haulage Association wants to see greater freedom for operators to make their own training plans; it would like to...

• Philips of Eindhoven, Holland, are to show a bus fitted with a four-cylinder version of the Stirling engine at the Brussels...

• Changes to the Transit range just announced by Ford include the introduction of two additional models. Interior fittings have...

• British Road Services Ltd. in preparing for the changeover to decimalization on February 15 next, has sent letters to all its...

• J and H Transport reports a 26 per cent jump in pretax profits for the year ended September 30. When the company went public...

• Mr Hector A. Wainwright has been appointed a director of Dennis Motor Holdings and Dennis Bros Ltd and has been made chief...

• Two sets of regulations aimed at improving safety in the transport of radioactive substances by road have been made by Mr...

Weight increases rejected: more stringent regulations on smoke and noise by the Technical Editor • It may seem inconceivable...

• Relatively simple modifications of a Ford D600 platform vehicle, equipped with the maker's 360 cu. in. diesel engine, have...

• Talks are now taking place between Shell-Mex and BP Ltd and Manchester Transport Training Group with a view to the...

• The publication of the International Journal of Physical Distribution is welcome news because this rapidly developing...

• Pig carcases slipping down a rail in a lorry in transit led to a wholesale butchery firm being fined for having too much...

• A new approach has been made to deep folding - side bulk bodies by Seadyke Freight Systems Ltd at its body division, Wisbech...