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Page 1
Page 83
0 PINIONS in the industry, both on the operating and manufacturing sides, as to the future sale of commercial vehicles,...
I N this, our Annual Special Number devoted, in the main, to goods transport by road, we may be excused for pointing out a few...
Page 84
I N the introduction to the annual report of the Roads Improvement Association, it is pointed out that roads are not—like...
Page 85
Of traffic tangles caused by drivers who gamble on the yellow light. That a tramway service often splits traffic into long...
Page 86
We have already announced that The Aeroplane has been acquired by Temple Press Ltd., the proprietors of The Commercial Motor....
Page 89
Oiler has Progressed L OOKING back .upon the year which has elapsed since the publication of the special Goods Transport and...
Page 92
Conventional GOODS VEHICLES T HE streamlined form has a rounded front and tapering tail, similar to the fuselage of an...
Page 94
year has seen a steady increase in the goods roadtransport activities of the four main-line railway companies, which are, iti...
Page 97
on the Highway By a Special Representative R E'GULAR travellers by coach, car or cycle generally have a firm idea that they...
Page 100
O NE of the greatest assets of the commercial-motor vehicle is the speed. with which loads can be transForted. We do not...
Page 101
The Small Haulier ier Capt. E. H. B. PALMER, O.B.E. E IGHTEEN months ago I sought and found a silver lining in clouds that...
Page 102
has grown to connect soap with the name of Unilever, Ltd., but does not always appreciate the fact that an important section ....
Page 103
T HE cleansing department of Islington Borough Council is to be modernized. The refuse collection system is to be brought up...
Page 104
T HE demand for six-wheeler conversions of standard makes of foun-wheeled chassis, considerable in the past, has been greatly...
Page 107
A NEW HULL-SOUTHAMPTON LINE PLANNED. Southern and Central Air l ‘ ines, Ltd., of 7, Park Lane, W.1, has been formed with a...
Page 108
W HEN, in the middle of 1930, Karrier Motors, Ltd., Huddersfield, put the first real mechanical horse, the Cob, on the market,...
Page 110
0 RGANIZING the transport of a concern operating a service differs in many ways from that of aproducer. Naturally, all the...
Page 111
T HE formation of a North Devon branch of the Road Haulage Association was the outcome of a wellattended meeting of hauliers at...
Page 112
Light Commercial Vehicles M OST operators naturally desire to be as independent as possible of outside aid for the maintenance...
Page 114
A LARGE fleet of vehicles is operated by Motor Services (London); Ltd., and provides the road-transport facilities for the...
Page 118
I T may well be imagined that to pro-, vide a quick and reliable transport system for such an_ undertaking as the Birmingham...
on grocerysupply work, two have been specially constructed to be suitable for furniture removal. They are of large capacity and...
Page 119
LA AST Friday, a Hull and District Committee of the Commercial Motor Users Association was formed at a wellattended meeting at...
Page 120
MAKER'S Reliance on ROAD TRANSPORT T ' tendency on the part of paper manufacturers to make more and more use of the road for...
Page 122
N OW that the Road Traffic - Act, 1930, has been in force for over three years, the Traffic . Commissioners (or Licensing...
Page 123
HE well-known fine-art and book publishing concern, Raphael Tuck and Sons, Ltd., has provided us with some interesting details...
Page 127
T HE design of the average goods vehicle depends upon three main factors. First, the class or classes of loads to be carried;...
Page 128
D ESCRIBED as a 10-tonner suitable for gross loads of 12 tons, an entirely new six-wheeled' goods chassis has been introduced...
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PASSENGER TRANSPORT THE LATEST NEWS OF IMPORTANT EVENTS • EXCLUSION OF " RETURNS " ON EXPRESS SERVICES. : I T is understood...
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IN PARLIAMENT By Our Special Parliamentary Correspondent ROAD TRAFFIC BILL IN COMMUTE E. WHEN the Standing Committee met W...