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26th September 1958
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innovation All the Way

T HE Commercial Motor Show opens at Earls Court this morning against a background of relaxed credit, keen competition and the...

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Damn the Purchase Tax

- VIRTUALLY no tax is less justified and more V reprehensible than that on the purchase of commercial vehicles built for the...

Passing Comments

Comfort For the Driver A N interesting development in this year's Show is the attention which is being given to the comfort of...

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Railways to Fight Former

Coal Hauliers BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT HAULIERS who have been carrying coal for the Central Electricity Authority are likely...

Bristol's New £200,000 Bus Station Opened

T HE £200,000 new bus station built at Whitson Street, Bristol, by the Bristol Omnibus Co., Ltd., was officially opened on...

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Experiment in Bulk Liquid to the Continent Hit Several Snags

E V1DENCE presented by Bulk Liquid Transport, Ltd., when they sought a substantive A licence for Continental operation at...

Football -Ground Service Illegal

A DERBYSHIRE coach operator Who had been running an illegal service to Derby County Football Ground for four years was warned...

Fourth Adjournment in "Artie" Case

A Napplication by G. Hill and Son, Crewe, was adjourned for the fourth time at Manchester, on Tuesday. Hill's wanted to. vary...

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Men in the News

MR. J. L Fitt , rr has been appointed an area sales supervisor for the commercialvehicle department of Stewart and Ardern, Ltd....

New C.A.V. Starter Saves Space

QUITABLE for 5-7-litre oil engines, the Ps-) CA45 is a 44-in, diameter co-axial starter produced by C.A.V., Ltd., London, W.3,...

Is B Licence Needed for this Work?

rAN a company which warehouses and packs goods for other concerns be permitted to carry these goods on C licence? This...

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Hauliers Fined £54 Despite Protests

D ESPITE a strong protest by the defence, fines totalling £54 were imposed at Newcastle upon Tyne, last week, on T. T. Walker,...

Mr. Hanlon Reserves His Decision in Coxon Revocation Case

QINCE the Hesketh decision, many Li hauliers are in trouble over their normal user, because it is difficult to gauge the...

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Allegations of Delivery Delays by B.R.S. are Withdrawn

A LLEGATIONS that goods sent by B.R.S. (Parcels), Ltd., from Asfley, near Manchester, to Leeds and Sheffield, had taken as long...

Deliberate Breach Of Normal-User Denied

A N. accusation that he had deliberately gone outside his normal user by hauling goods to the South of Scotland and England was...

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"Give All Drivers Bonus Scheme": Importance of Work Study

A LL drivers should be given the benefit of a bonus scheme, according to Mr. J. Delicate, general transport manager of...

Duple Move to Assist Northern Operators

A NEW company is to be forme( I -1 immediately by Duple Motor Bodies Ltd., to provide spares and service facifi tics for...

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Business Changes by Bristol Industries

THE modernization and expansion by L Bristol Industries, Ltd., of their road transport, warehousing, cold storage and other...

Appeal for Theatre Service Fails

A N appeal by Seamarks Bros. Ltd. (The Commercial Motor, May 23 and June 6) against the Metropolitan Traffic Commissioner's...

B.R. Build New Shops in Birmingham

A NEW road motor engineers' work shop is being built at Garrison Street, Birmingham, for the maintenance of 579 prime movers...

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Bolton Haulier Can Now Carry Scrap

A SHORTAGE of vehicles in the Arl. Bolton area for carrying scrap metal was mentioned at Manchester, last week, when J. Gleeson...

Operators Complain of Council Extravagance

IMPROVEMENTS to the bus station at I Consett (Durham), estimated to cost £3,000, are expected to be delayed through a dispute...

Call for Motorways to be Lighted

P ROVISION of better lighting on roads has resulted in a reduction of 30 per cent, in accidents involving personal injury, say...

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Ford Are Testing Gas Turbine in U.S.

IT was revealed last week that the Ford Motor Co., of U.S.A., have been conductin g experimental tests for the past 18 months...

Normal User Varied: Railways Withdraw

A FTER modifyin g the proposed normal user, J. Williamson (Haula g e Contractors), Ltd., Stockton, were granted an additional...

Thrust Pads Lengthen Worm Life

B Y the use of thrust pads, each about 5 in. lon g and 11 in. deep, held in position on each side of the worm wheel, Leyland...

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Factors Affecting Overseas Sales

By Sir Henry Spurrier, • Chairman and Managing Director, Leyland Motors, Ltd. Good After-sales Service, Suitable Purchase...

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GIVE US EASIER )ELIVERIES

A MASS-PRODUCED vehicle is of necessity a compromise which is, or should be, acceptable to the majority of users. The sales...

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Bird's Eye View

Out for Blood • By The Hawk THE railway intelligence system is bucking up. I have heard of several instances recently in...

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Harold Watkinson Minister and Man

By Our Political Correspondent M R. HAROLD WATIUNSON, the Minister of Transport, who is to open the Commercial Motor • Show...

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The RIGHT Lines

—But Not These! E ANING on my spade, like any professional gardener, and idly watching the unending stream of traffic bowling...

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The Tyre Cord War

By a Special Correspondent W [MOUT the ordinary user's being fully aware of the fact, a major battle has developed in the tyre...

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Higher Speed and Longer Range in New Electric

D UE to make its first appearance at the Dairy Show next month is a new Morrison Electricar dairy vehicle. Known as the E.H.20,...

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Air Springs and Disc Brakes on Foden

A IR suspension and disc brakes have been fitted experimentally to a Foden KETU 6/25 tractor, which is to be seen in the...

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"C" Driver Cleans U n Final

1TH a great ovation from the wet and chilly spectators, and besieged by Press and newsreel photographers, W. T. Haywood, of...

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NO SQUARE PEGS IN ROUN IOLES

C ONFUSION rather than clarity could well be the outcome of a prospective purchaser's visit to the Commercial Motor Show if the...

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Lack of Argument

I F the Road Haulage Association were deliberately determined to damp down all enthusiasm among their members, they could...

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OVER 50 NEW MODEU

Lt EARLS COURT M ORE than 50 new British vehicles can be seen at the Commercial Motor Show at London's Earls Court, which opens...

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MOre. Trailer • at the Show

— 'XHIBITS from 14 manufacturers are — detailed in this stand-by-stand review of the trailer section of the Commercial dotor...

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Latest in Lamps

QEVERAL makers have new driving and auxiliary lamps on display at the Commercial Motor Show. Joseph Lucas, Ltd., Great King...

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New Equipment at the Show

Hotter Heater T HE F376 is a new cab heater with an output equivalent to over 3 kW. produced by S. Smith and Sons (England),...

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Tyre Makers Turn to Steel, Rayon and Nylon

F RESH development problems have been posed to tyre manufacturers by the heavier payloads which goods vehicles may carry,...

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SPECIALIZATIGIN The Theme in Bodywork

S PECIALIZATION, which is daily becoming increasingly evident in road transport, is clearly reflected in the exhibits shown by...

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The Demonstration Park

Britain's Most Advanced Models V ISITORS to Earls Court who have planned a day's browsing round the stands will not have seen...

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An Articulated Land-Rover

I N addition to the exhibits on their stand at the Commercial Motor Show, the Rover Co., Ltd., are holding a display of...