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E VERYONE who knows anything about international trading conditions, and particularly those activities in which this country is...
Page 52
T HE i m position of a heavy purchase tax on vans and lorries was a direct attack on the economy and efficiency of our...
NIE - ANS TO YOU Costs Increased by Up to 10 Per Cent. : Associations Expect Fares to Rise CALCULATIONS made by S,T.R., "The...
Page 54
MR. ROY WATSON, advertising manager of the Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Co. (Great Britain), Ltd., has left for a two-month visit...
A BILL to empower highway authorities to install cattle-grids in public highways was introduced last week by • the Minister of...
A LL records in output and exports were broken by the British commercial vehicle industry in February. Average 'weekly...
Page 55
EXPORTS earned .a lower net profit • L4 than home sales, and often entailed some loss, so that a sufficient bicking • of home...
rIVE principal amendments affecting motor vehicles and one concerning bicycles are contained in the new Road Vehicles Lighting...
Page 56
WITH the completion of the pro VT posed motorway between Birmingham and Almondsbury, north. of Bristol, it is' estimated that...
OHAIRMEN of two important bus companies — Mr. Raymond W. Birch, of the Potteries Motor Traction Co., Ltd., and Mr. E. H....
Page 57
THE West Midland Licensin g . Authority, Mr. R. Stuart PtIcher, is called to London - last week, probably to obtain guidance...
A T Sheffield. Quarter Sessions, last week. Mr. -1.1; L. Macaskie, K.C., found that a man who was standing within 2 yds. of...
A DDR ESS1NG the Birmingham .:Horse and Motor Vehicle .Owners' Association, last week, Coin. J. Paget of Birmingham Transport...
Min iature U NDER the direction of a Standing Conference' of the British Transport Commissidn, presided over by Sir Cyril...
Page 63
Bodybuilders, Compromising Between Traditional and Modem Qiiantity-prodUction Techniques, Retain the Essence of Craftsmanship...
Page 65
' chassis' • 'for single deck bodies has bee n Introduced this week by Leyland Mcitors, Ltd.. 1..eytaild, Lancs. The new s e r...
Page 66
By Alan Smith S MELTEP metals corrode when exposed to the atmosphere, tending to revert to the state in which they exist...
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IN ) .a•paper - that was mainly historical. Mr. TWidle sii:d that We had good 'reason to be. proud of the achievements of the...
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M R. THURSBY said that the high tradition of coach finish has been maintained throughout the years of progress from the horsed...
Page 82
Says P. G. TUCKER B '1 reason of its weight or overall dimensions, or both, an indivisible Load , may present a number of...
Page 84
Food Fresh ,n Transit . C . LIM ATES hotter and more extreme than thia. of this country have emphasized. the value of...
Page 86
A MERICAN reactions to the display of British commercial . vehicles and components exhibited at the New York Show, from April...
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of this country. In fact, only in recent years has the hobby attained a degree of worldwide recognition, for in the earlier...
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A TIPPING body usually works under conditions in which dust and grit are in plentiful supply. and it is therefore vital to...