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30th April 1965
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Paying the Piper

CCEIROOF of need " and " co-ordination " are current jargon. Both r find favour with the Government. Both, in meaning, are as...

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NEW ROLL-ON BERTHS AT TILBURY TWO new berths for roll-on/roll-off

ships -Iat Tilbury to eater for the remarkable expansion of the traffic of the Transport Ferry Service to and from Continental...

Western LA Puts His Terms arrymen

—and new Mendips rates proposals would give increases of up to 30 per cent U NLESS the Western Licensing Authority. Mr. J. R....

A 10-METRE STANDARD

W HAT is the best length for a semi-trailer for Continental work under the new C. and U. regulations? R. A. Dyson and Co. Ltd....

LONG ONES FOR DCL

T HE Distillers Company is using new artics running at up to 30 tons g.t.w. carrying 20 tons of palletized yeast from the...

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GLOUCESTER POLICE IMPRESSED BY ARTIC DEMONSTRATION

—but no exemptions from winter road bans are likely ' BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT nESPITE successful and impressive...

Call for C-licence Restrictions

FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT A CALL for the introduction of legislation restricting C-licensed vehicles to operating...

RHA Views on Radio Telephones A T executive committee meeting of

the Road Haulage Association on Wednesday it was reported that a reply had been sent to the Ministry of Transport, which had...

NEW CHIEF ENGINE ER FOR PICKFORDS m a. W. H. SMITH

has been appointed chief engineer of Pickfords Ltd., in succession to Mr. R. H. Faro, who is to retire on May 22. Mr. Smith,...

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The Hydrafreighter Lifts Itself by its 0 draulic Bootstraps

E QUIPMENT that allows containers 1 --# be loaded on to and unloaded firc vehicles at locations where there is handling...

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BRS PARCELS CARRY 'ANYTHING, ANYWHERE'

Discussing Parcels and Smalls Traffic T HE Industrial Transport Association arranged an interesting discussion on Iepot...

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POINTER GROUP ACQUIRES HAMBLIN1

THE old-established family haulage business of Hamblins Suppliers Ltd., Leicester, has been acquired by the Pointer Group of...

' Versatility' by Bluebird for Traders A N attractive exterior and a

usefully squared-off interior are combined in a new van body on the Austin/Morris 14 chassis/front end which has been...

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Minister Gives Go-ahead on Liner

Trains From Our Parliamentary Correspondent F HE Minister of Transport this week gave the go-ahead to liner trains— in the...

HINTON REPORT SHOULD BE MADE PUBLIC TRANSPORT experts on both sides of

the House this week urged Mr. Fraser to publish the report of the inquiry into transport co-ordination by lord Hinton....

Tories to Attack Lorry Tax Rise

From our Political Correspondent AA RITTER attack on the way that the . increased excise duties on goods vehicles will raise...

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PTA ANNUAL REPORT T HE Council of the Public Transport Association

has agreed that the standing joint technical committee should endeavour to reach agreement with the Ministry of Transport on...

'Park and Ride is for the Other Fellow'

FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT I N the opinion of the individual motorist in Leeds, park and ride is an excellent idea, but...

GLASGOW IS BEATING THE ROWDIES

G LASGOW CORPORATION transport department crews have been given effec ti ve support by the city police since December last to...

Public Sentiment is Everything

" A NY large organization becomes and at times will refuse to admit it is in the wrong, or that there is no good reason why...

London Busmen Have Seven-point Plans

From our Industrial Correspondent JAR-REACHING claims for higher L pay and better conditions for London busmen are to be...

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Higher Glasgow Fares to Bring in More than Elm.

A N extra £1,039,000 revenue per annum will be obtained by Glasgow :jorporation transport department if proposals to increase...

NEWS IN BRIEF Buses for Brighton: Brighton Corporation :ransport committee

is to invite tenders for the supply of 14 new double-deck buses, 30 ft. long by 8 ft. wide and seating 69/70 passengers, at an...

Dr. Arthur Fogg, group director of engineering, Leyland Motor Corporation

Ltd., has been appointed chairman of Self-Changing Gears Ltd., a Leyland subsidiary. Mr. A. Gordon Wilson, who is 60, has...

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Principle Must be Upheld '—Tribunal

T "principle of abstraction was the same, no matter how many vehicles were involved, said Mr. R. M. Yorke to the Transport...

No Decision on Tours

THE North Western Traffic Com missioners last week reserved theii decision on the application by Sevilles Tours Ltd., of...

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LA to Act on Faulty Vehicles

ESERVING his decision in a Section 178 inquiry at Bedford last week, he Eastern Licensing Authority, Mr. V. P. S. Ormond, told...

TWO SUNDERLAND APPEALS 'DISMISSED

T WO appeals by Sunderland Corpora tion against decisions of the Northern Traffic Commissioners have been dismissed by the...

HATTER GRANTED FIVE ON A

I N a written, reserved decision the Metropolitan Licensing Authority, Mr. D. I. R. Muir, has granted a new A licence for five...

Mr. Hanlon Checks on Driver Arrangements

" I DO realize that employers of long ' distance drivers are to some extent in the hands of their drivers; but basically they...

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Refrigerated Transport Application is Refused by Met. LA

THE withdrawal of five Contract A applications for work from Fairfields Cold Stores Ltd. provoked a sardonic comment from the...

Jameson Meets Opposition in South Eastern C and D Bid

A HEAVILY contested application for two collection and delivery vehicles to serve trunk vehicles operated by a North Western...

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Cargo Handling Co-ordination

T HE vital role of road haulage in the co-ordination of cargo movements will be one of the main themes at the seventh...

Course Proves Popular

THE surprisingly heavy bookings for the first transport management course by Luton College of Technology are leading its...

Transport Course at Gafford

A PRE EXAMINATION revision rm. course on transport for students preparing for the Graduateship examinations of the Institute of...

ITA Examinations

'THE timetable for May examinations held under the sponsorship of the London division of the Industrial Transport Association...

INSULATED ROAD/SEA TANKS

F OUR of these demountable tanks for road/sea transport are shortly to go into service on the Irish routes of Coast Lines Ltd....

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More Atlanteans for Newcastle

>ECENT contracts from bus operators in N. England and Wales for Leyland buses nount to a value of £340,000. Most•proinent order...

Industrial Training

k POINTER to how the road transport -1. Industrial Training Board(s) may be perated is provided by the advertise tents for...

RADIO TELEPHONES IN VEHICLES

I N view of the forthcoming introduction of a public radio telephone service in the Greater London area by the General Post...

EEC Plans ' Track Costs' Inquiry From a Special Correspondent THE

EEC Council has just adopted a 1 decision on the organization of an inquiry into infrastructures for transport by rail, road...

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ROAD AND WORKSHOP by HANDYMAN

The Garage Lathe-3 A PART from straightforward turning in the centre lathe, and using the tools previously described, the...

NEWS IN BRIEF

Albions for Danish Bacon : The Leyland Motor Corporation has received a £140,000 contract from the Danish Bacon Factories...

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I NEW EQUIPMENT

and Publications owerful Rescue Saw & HIGH-POWERED rescue saw, designed for the quick –1 cutting of materials such as metals,...

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FINE DAY FOR PLAXTONS

A LER winning his class driving a Bedford VAS in last year's rally. C. B. Kenz:e, chief engineer of Kenzie's Coaches Ltd„...

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RAPID EXPANSION ON ALL FRONTS

Northern haulier's new ideas provide greater efficiency by John Matthews T HREE years ago Cawthorn and Sinclair Lid., of...

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A Chip Off the Old Bloc

By R. D. Cater F MST introduced in August, 1962, the Leylanc 2-tormer, as it was then known, was given an extrE 6 b.h.p. and...

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BIRD'S EYE

By The Hawk VIEW A gold watch was what Harold Wood and Sons Ltd. presented to 39-year-old tanker driver Charles F. Hayes, of...

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CHANGE OF MOOD

I N marked contrast to its predecessor the new Parliament has devoted little time to transport matters. Quiet spoken and...

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Operating Costs for 3-tonners

Current C. and U. Regs. : Keeping Records of Work : New Licence Duties A N operator previously concerned with the running of...

FROM THE POSTBAG ,

Following the announcement of a Redundancy Payments sill this month by Mr. Ray Gunter, Minister of Labour, a reader asks for...

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MONEY MATTERS

Appleyard Profits Rise 'THERE was a substantial rise of around 30 per cent in the group pre-tax profit of THE APPLEYARD GROUP...

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rHE COMMON ROOM

=actors Affecting Road Traffic —Change in the Rural Areas ;HANGING economic and social habits in the rural areas of 'neat...