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31st July 1964
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Still Bat ting TULY has been a vintage month for transport

statisticians. First, Mr. Ernest Marples surveyed his five-year-long stint at the Ministry, referring in passing to investment...

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City of London Lorry Ban

THE Minister of Transport has announced that the ban on heavy commercial vehicles usin g many City of London streets as a...

MAINTENANCE-MINISTER WARM IF PENALTIES

Operators' leaders agree to take I trong line FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT 'THE goods transport industry must put its...

Damage and Loss C LAMS on British Road Services for loss

and dama g e amounted to £504,367 last year, Mr. Marples told the Commons this week. He added that the Transport Holdin g Co.,...

NEW B.R.S. CONTRACTS BRANCHES 'TWO new branches at Cardiff and

i Bristol have been set up by British Road Services (Contracts) Ltd. The South Wales branch, with 198 vehicles and 25 trailers,...

Minister Announces £1,000 m. Road Programme

L-1. A FIVE-YEAR road pro g ramme involvin g more than £l,000 m. was announced on Monday by the Minister of Transport. He g...

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York Plans for Trailer Conversions Under New Regulations

A NEW national trailer service head quarters for the York Trailer Co. Ltd: is scheduled to begin operations towards the end of...

FRENCH-MADE AUTO-LUBRICATION FOR U.K.

A FRENCH-MADE, British-developed rA system for automatic chassis lubrication claimed to be " economical and completely...

Moves Against Lorry Parking at Night? B IRMINGHAM CORPORATION may seek

stronger police powers to deal with drivers who leave heavy vehicles in residential areas at night. The suggestion that such...

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THE CROSSCOUNTRY IEDFORD 4 x 4

Overtime claim 1-1 . A S foreshadowed last week, the transport unions have lodged a claim with the Road Haulage Wages Coundil...

Now Crane Fruehauf Enters Frameless-van Market wit le Vanguard

A NEW range of alloy frameless vans to be exhibited at the Commercial Motor Show has been announced by Crane Fruehauf Trailers...

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'Concessions' Talks

NAR. THOMAS GALBRAITH, ParliaM mentary Secretary to the Ministry of Transport, had a rough passage in the Commons this week...

Rural Bus Trial

A THREE-MONTH trial of additional and improved bus services in Lincolnshire is to be started—with the Government and Lindsey...

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Now Fleetlines for •

Coventry T HE transport committee of the City of Coventry has recommended acceptance of the tender by Transport Vehicles...

THREE-POINT CLAIM FOR PROVINCIAL BUSMEN

FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT A THREE-POINT claim is to be lodged at once on behalf of 170,000 provincial busmen to follow...

Trimdon Motor Services Appeal Dismissed

Pr E Minister of Transport has disnissed an appeal by Trimdon Motor Services Ltd. against the decision of the Northern Traffic...

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Mr. A. B. B. Valentine, chairman of London Transport Board,

who was awarded a knighthood in the 1964 Birthday Honours. and received the accolade at Buckingham Palace last week, wishes to...

Appointments An nounced by B.R.S.

B RITISH ROAD SERVICES have announced the following appointments in B.R.S. Ltd.. B.R.S. Contracts Ltd. and Furness and Parker...

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ALTERNATIVE REQUEST REFUSED B ECAUSE the application as published did not

contain information relating to the inclusion of two flats, as distinct from tankers, Mr. J. R. C. SamuelGibbon, the Western...

Adjournment in Brindley Application for Six on A Licence

A N application by John Brindley Ltd.. of Hinckley, Leics, for six additional vehicles on A licence to carry road materials and...

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LICENS I NC CASEBOOK

The House ol Fraser Judgment Reviewed BY NORMAN H. TILSLEY WILL TRIBUNAL NO tEHEAR APPLICATIONS? W HETHER or not Licens:ng...

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An Even Bigger Show

THIS year's Commercial Motor Show I (or, to give its correct title. The 22nd International Commercial Motor Transport...

Air-Pak Standard on B.M.C. 6 x 4s

F OLLOWING the announcement (The Commercial Motor, July 3, page 45) of B.M.C. approval for Unipower 6 x 2 and 6 x 4 conversions...

NEW 150-POINT AUTOMATIC LUBRICATION SYSTEM

rt A NEW heavy-duty automatic lubrication system for vehicles has been announced by Telehoist Ltd. Known as Telelube HD, it is...

NEW B.M.C. COMPANY T HE British Motor Corporation Ltd. has announced

the formation of a new company called B.M.C. Export Sales Ltd. Its purpose is to integrate the functions of the Austin Motor...

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Hovercoach to London Airport? BY F. K. MOSES O NE can

hardly claim that the present links between central London and London Airport are adequate, and consequently a lot ii heard...

Lower Prices for Scammel I Units B ECAUSE of increased orders

for larger-capacity semi-trailers and the consequent introduction of efficient quantity production methods, Scarnmell Lorries...

. . . and for Crane Fruehauf Models A S

a result of improved manufacturing techniques Crane Fruehauf Trailers Ltd. have been able to standardize production of their...

Q N Thursday of last week the Industrial Training (Engineering Board)

Order, 1%4, came into operation. Copies of the Order, S.I. 1964, No. 1806. are obtainable from H.M. Stationery Office, price...

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ORDERS AND DELIVERIES

FIRST SNORKEL FOR RUSSIA: Simon Engineering Dudley Ltd. has received an order from the U.S.S.R. Trade Delegation in London for...

ROAD AND WORKSHOP by Handyman

The Dropped Semi-trailer WHEREVER there is intensified artic V , operation, there is almost certainly a somewhat involved...

Colchester Reader Wins Prize

THIS week's prizewinner is Mr. C. 1 Martin, of Almesford, Colchester, Essex. He says he is sure that there must be other...

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Manchester Corporation Parcels Delivery Service

By John Matthews LONG-ESTABLISHED MUNICIPAL SERVICE KEPT GOING ED Post Offiee vans recently stopped rushing about delivering...

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NEW EQUIPMENT and Publications

Range of Wing Mirrors A NEW range of wing mirrors, designed specifically for cars but suitable also for use on small vans of...

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The Ultimate in Road LH Co-operation P

THE FRENCH HAVE A WORD FOR IT - ,, KANGOUROU" By NORMAN H. TILSLEY R OAD-RAIL freight systems are already widely in use in...

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BIRD'S

EYE By The Hawk VIEW Perkins Presentation A presentation was made at a recent party in Peterborough to Mr. L. W. J. Hancock,...

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Economical Scarab with

cellent Brakes ROAD TEST: Scammell Scarab 3 4-ton articulated outfit By R. D. CATER A L THOUGH the Scammell Scarab-Four was...

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Non-restrictive and Mutually Productive

By P. A. C. Brockington, A.M.I. MECH. E. ERE all-in men here. The driver who's decora ting the office next door returned from...

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A - 1 one reasonable offer which

is unlikely to be accepted' p OSTAL delays caused by the recent dispute over pay do not seem to have affected the output of...

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Contract Hire Charges: Van Costs: Offices Act

ADVICE ON TRANSPORT PROBLEMS by S. BUCKLEY, ASSOC. INST. T. A SCOTTISH reader understands that advice has recently been given...

FROM THE POSTBAG

A London operator states that he has unsuccessfully requested information from several Ministries as to the statutory need for...

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MONEY MATTERS

Atkins° rries Pay More 'THERE is good news for the shareholders of .I. ATKINSON LORRIES (HOLDINGS) LTD. For the year ending...

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IN YOUR OPINION

Not on View R EGARDING the article on page 46 of your July 24 issue, headed "Museum in Danger ", in the top righthand corner...

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1 NEW COMPANIES

Cove Developments Ltd. Cap. £100. Objects: To carry 'on the business of motor garages and motor coach stations. etc. Subs.: S....