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30th October 1936
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Beware of Monopoly !

LAI ST December we published an urgent warning regarding the position of road transport in Northern Ireland and the possibility...

The Lure of the "Lorry Girl"

A A N investigation into the menace of the "lorry i r girl" has been conducted 1,y Mr. H. H. Lapsley, secretary of the...

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Passing Comments

Licensing Authority C OMMENDATION of the Likes Our Tables of 1 .-"Tables of Operating Costs Operating Costs . . published...

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One Hears

Of soaring mileages on Eagle trailers. Of some saying that in the road-transport busli: it is better to have friends than...

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NEWS of the WEEK

The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all digcultles of transport, at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...

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Personal Pars

CouNcrar-oR A. SALISBURY, well known in the Blackpool coaching world, has been returned unopposed to Blackpool Town Council....

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SUSPENSION PENALTY AMENDED.

The South-Eastern Licensing Authority has altered the suspension penalty imposed upon Simpsons (Rye Harbour), Ltd., Rye...

Railways Will Not Join Rates Conference

T HE L.M.S. and L.N.E. Railway companies have not agreed to a meeting with Yorkshire road-transport representatives to discuss...

Ulster Board Condemned and Defended

lk 40TION of no confidence in the 1V1Northern Ireland Road Transport Board was moved in Ulster Parliament, last week, by Major...

Rail Attempt to Drive Out Small Men ?

A CONTENTION with regard to Contract A licences made by Mr. G. H. P. Beames; on behalf of the railways, drew a protest from Mr....

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W.D. BUYING MANY SIX. WHEELERS.

Recent contracts placed by the War Department with Crossley Motors, Ltd., Gorton, Manchester, are for 191 forward-control...

OPERATOR RISKS LICENCE REVOCATION.

Investigations into the desirability of allowing a Warminster operator to continue to hold a licence were carried out, last...

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PAPER ON ENGINE LOCATION.

At a general meeting of the Institution of Automobile Engineers, to be held in the Hall of the Institution of Electrical...

Who Should Vary Licence ?

A PROBLEM of bases arose before .t - 1. the North Western Deputy Licensing Authority at Liverpool, when Mr. T. Farnworth, of...

Municipal Purchases and Proposals

Poplar Borough Council is buying a Thornycroft 2-ton chatsia. Croydon Corporation recommends the purchase of a Leyland 142e...

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BIG NEW COAL-OIL PLANT FOR WALES.

It was announced, last Friday, by Mr. George Williams, Cardiff, chairman of the Industrial Development Council for South Wales...

New Sales Plan for Victor Oil Engines

A COMPANY known as Auto Diesels, Ltd., 246, Great Portland Street, London, W.1, has been formed to take over the sales of...

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Girling Brakes for the Hands Semi-trailer

A LIVIOST exactly a year ago we described an interesting new semi-trailer marketed by Hands (Letchworth), ,Ltd., of Letchworth....

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A New Pipe-carrying Attachment

D ESIGNED for carrying long pipes, L./girders, timber, or similar loads, a novel type of semi-trailer attachment has been...

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Assessing Rates for Coal Haulage

y HAVE been bearded in ray den, I or, perhaps, it is more accurate to state that I have been attacked in my eyrie, my office...

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A-licence Battle Opens in the North

T rail battle for a monopoly of trunk services was resumed in Manchester on Thursday and Friday of last week, and will be...

Is Vehicle Transference Legal ?

A N A-licence holder is free to move his base as he wishes without notification during the currency period of his licence, said...

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No Victory for Road Transport

N OT the least surprising result of the Bouts-Tillotson case is its acclamation as a road-transpoi': victory. On all sides one...

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Perkins Announces New Leopard II Engine

F OR several months it has been known in our industry that F. Perkins, Ltd., Peterborough, has been making an oil engine of...

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HOPS HAULAGE MONEY-MAKER

C ONDITIONS in the hopfields have changed considerably of late— and so have those relating to . the transport of hops. The...

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Pitfalls of Timber Haulage Exposed

By a Timberrnan A LTHOUGH timber is the oldest "commodity in the world, few people know much about it, and many hauliers are...

Advice on Buying Timber

THE writer of the above article is a I timber expert, with an all-round knowledge of his subject, who has, in the past,...

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OPINIONS

and QUERIES OIL-ENGINED BUSES v. TROLLEYBUSES. [4914] 1 see that my old friend, Mr. Douglas Mackenzie, who helped me in 1907...

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A Mobile Coal-weighing Machine

T HE Weights and Measures section of the Middlesex Public Control Department has recently acquired a Bedford 15-cwt. van, the...

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MAKING FOR EASY BODY MAINTENANCE

I N order that the body of a commercial vehicle may be kept in good condition with a minimum of expense, it should be designed...

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Appeal Decisions En Masse

Concessions to Coal Dealers. G ENU1NE coal dealers who cannot economically operate their motor vehicles without working for...

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STOKE TO LAUNCH BOARD BILL

WITHOUT a dissenting vote, Stoker/ on-Trent City Council decided, last week, to deposit a Bill in the next session of...

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PLAINTIFFS WIN IN -TRANSFER" ACTION

I N the King's Bench Division on uesday, Mr. Justice MacKinnon neard an action brought by Whippet Coaches, Ltd., Market Hill...

Mersey Tunnel Bus Fight Ends H EARING was concluded at Liverpool,

on Tuesday, of an application by Ribble Motor Services, Ltd., and Crosville Motor Services, Ltd., for a Southport-Chester...

LONDON TRANSPORT'S HUGE TRAFFIC

L AST year London Transport carried 3,648,000,000 passengers over 546,692,000 miles and earned total traffic revenue of...

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Another Opposed-piston Engine

A Nengine employing opposed pistons in conjunction with sleeve valves is shown in patent No. 453,740 by E, Schmid, of Usines de...