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28th December 1951
28th December 1951
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Optimism and Resolution

D ESPITE the gravity of The New Year Promises the national and international situation, Economic Difficulties, but Relief...

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Safety by Force ?

T HE Minister of Transport will need all the wise counsel that he can secure in deciding whether to give the Highway Code the...

Passing Comments

U.S.A. Cuts Steel for Australia I T is reported that no sheet steel will be permitted to be exported from the U.S.A. to...

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One Hears

That some lift, but Anthony hoists. Of a Dutch operator employing plastic spring-pin bushes with some success. Hopes that the...

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"Denationalization Coming Soon,"

Say R.H.A. Leaders A SSURANCES that the denationalization of road transport would begin soon were given last week by Mr. Frank...

Fares : Discretion for Councils ?

L EG1SLATION permittin g municipal transport authorities to raise char g es at their discretion is to be sou g ht by the...

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Vacuum Enters Petrol Market

A NOTABLE event concerning the Vacuum Oil Co., Ltd., and its customers, will take place on January 1, when the company will...

64 Per Cent. Increase in Coach Fares Not Enough

I NDICATIONS that the addition of 61 per cent, to the present charges on express services, excursions and tours would not serve...

Record November Exports

C omMERC1 AL -V EHICLE exports in November set up new records in numbers and value. Altogether, 14,298 units, valued at over...

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Solving Pallet Return Problem

A N organization similar to the Lawrence pallet pool in America • could be introduced in this country, and industrialists...

Men in the News

MR. H. N. BATES, chairman of Specialloid, Ltd., has resigned from the board and from those of Aero Piston Ring Co., Ltd., and...

Ticket Machine Turned Back

WHEN a conductor of Middlesbrongh VI' Transport Department was charged with embezzlement, last week, it was alleged that by...

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Output and Exports Rise

Q CTOBER'S output and exports of commercial vehicles were substantially higher than in September. The weekly average of...

Legal Changes on January 1

O N January 1, new regulations will come into force governing contractcarriage records, the haulage of abnormal indivisible...

Sheep Not Attested '

A S sheep are immune from tuber culosis, can they be classified with attested animals and carried in vehicles mithorized for...

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New Fares for Glasgow, Burton, and -Wilts and Dorset

L-ROM next Sunday, fares on Glas1 gow Corporation's trams, trolleybuses and motorbuses will be increased. With the exception of...

Six More London Tram Routes to Go

THE sixth stage of London Trans' port's tram-conversion programme comes into effect on the night of January 5-6. It will be the...

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"Nationalization Has Avoided Suppressing New Methods"

" T HE best use is not to be made of existing facilities by clinging to obsolete forms.. of transport and suppressing new...

Taxation Procedure Being Tightened R EPORTS received by the' Traders' IN

Road Transport Association indicate that the authorities all over the country are adopting the pre-war procedure of checking...

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Ring in the New

Political Commentary By JAN US O N New Year's Eve it is not an uncommon experience to walk along a normally quiet street and...

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Thames Oiler

Climbs 1_ in 4 [ 4 By 1. J. COTTON, M.i.R.T.E. • H AVING failed on a previous —Occasion to climb Succombs • Hill with a...

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Les Routiers Finds a Home from Home

I ONG-DISTANCE drivers running between Holland and France have no worries about accommodation en route. Les Routiers, founded...

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Pd INTENAN on a PRODUCTION SCALE By A. L. Springer,

Transport Director, Pacific intermc Denver, U.S.A. p REVENTIVE maintenance has enabled my company, which runs 80 lorries, 390...

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Transport Decides the Packing

By P. A. C. Brockington, A.M.I.Mech.E. I N the first part of this article, which appeared in " The Commercial Motor" last...

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Rates for Mineral Waters

"The Commercial Motor" Costs Expert Deals with a Question Raised by a Haulier about to Enter a C-hiring-margin Contract for the...

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How Much More Tyre Mileage

\AMR readers may be in danger of assuming that the regrooving of . covers will, in itself, provide an automatically increased...

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Needle-valve Injectors

I N a conventional needle-valve injectiontion nozzle, the opening forces are always greater than those tending to close it, and...

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About Aluminium... 10

CONCLUSION Growth of the Industry During the half century of aluminium's commercial life, the producing industry has expanded...