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3rd April 1959
3rd April 1959
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Enterprise Too Free

T HE road haulage industry last week received its most salutary lesson in the importance of observing the law on drivers'...

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Red Light for C-licensees

A LTHOUGH the restriction of C-licensees by requiring them to prove need for their vehicles would place a great administrative...

Passing Comments

Smoothing the Traffic Flow • nVER the Easter weekend the Automobile Association • -" was in co-operation with police...

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One Hears

Of great interest in the Bicar—the Italian combined tanker-lorry. That a vehicle of this type would be quite likely to meet...

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Terms of B.R.S.

30 m.p.h. GREEMENTS have been reached " Transport and General Workers' calculation of drivers' pay with the intr on the...

Agreement for Working

by British Road Services and the Union on the revision of the oduction of running schedules based important aspect is a...

A Record Turnover for Transport Development

L AST year's turnover of Transport Development Group, Ltd., increased by €516,000 to a record figure of £3,398,000, Mr. P....

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Trent Chairman Warns: "No Budget Relief Will Mean Higher Fares , '

U NLESS the bus industry gets some relief in the Budget, the Trent Motor Traction Co., Ltd., will almost certainly have to seek...

Men in the News

MR. GEORGE WILLIAM Duracav has been made a director of the Westinghouse Brake and Signal Co., Ltd. MR. H. WHITEHOUSE has been...

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"Special A" Buyers Told: "Be Careful" ,

("RANTING a haulier's request for a `s-i. public A licence to replace his special A. Mr. J. A. T. Hanlon, Northern Licensing...

"Electric Blanket" to Beat Road Ice

A PIONEERING effort in the electrical heating of a roadway is to be carried out at the Mound, Edinburgh, one of the city's main...

12 Revocations in Year : New Rules

D URING the year ended September 30 last, 12 carriers' licences covering 16 vehicles were revoked and 18 covering .36 vehicles...

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Three Road Schemes Will Cost £14m.

THREE road schemes which will cost 1 more than £14m. were mentioned in the House of Commons, last week, by the Minister of...

Mechanic Injured in Depot Gets £1,625

A FORMER motor mechanic was awarded damages of £1,625 at Airdrie, last week, against Baxter's Bus Services, Ltd. The mechanic,...

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More Regulations to Control Noise

cURTHER regulations to control noise emitted by vehicles were forecast last week in the House of Commons by Mr. G. R. H....

Micrograms • • •

Oa in Dorset: Oil has been struck in Dorset by the B.P. Exploration Co. New Dunlop Depot: The Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., are to...

Illegal Haulage was Applicant's Evidence

rniIs is the first time I have - ever been asked to grant a licence on the strength of evidence which deals with illegal...

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Wolverhampton Wants More 68-seaters

AFTER several months' experience with a AFTER designed 30 ft. long bus seating 68 paS1engers-12 more than in most of the...

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"As Required" Work on B Licence Refused

T HE fleet of seven Aand two B-licence vehicles operated by W. Inson and Son, Ltd., was unable to cope with demands for...

12-seat Bus on Thames 15-cwt.

A PPROVED by the Ford Motor Co., Pl. Ltd., a 12-seat version of the Thames 15-cwt. van built to public service vehicle...

Hauliers Must Retain Control of - Vehicles T HE hire of a

licensed vehicle to another company who provide the driver is an offence, the West Midland Licensing Authority Mr. W. P. James...

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"Some Little Time" to Replace Sir John

" I AM anxious to find a man who will perform as able and successful public service as Sir John Elliot, and that may take some...

1-IN an application by the National and 1 .-/Local Government Officers'

Association, the Industrial _Disputes Tribunal have increased the salary of the general manager and engineer of Salford...

Land-Rovers for Outside Broadcasts

'THREE modified Land-Rovers have been acquired by I Southern Television, Ltd., Southampton, far outsidebroadeasi work, their...

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Who Carries• the Coal?

S TATE-OWNED and private=enterprise interests are both competitive with and reliant upon each other in the distribution of...

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Workers' Playtime

By The Hawk Bird's Eye View "W HITHER workers? Have you so soon forgotten the days when we were under the iron heel of the...

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New Variations on the Land-Rover Theme

A NOVEL fire-appliance version of the Land-Rover and a trailer gully-emptier designed for use in conjunction with a standard...

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Keeping Warm

rOMING of warmer weather prevented The Commercial Motor from testing the effectiveness of the Jenheat anti-freeze unit, .a...

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tlage Fleet h Marine Aground

G REAT progress has been made by Buckley and Co. (Warrington), Ltd., since denationalization. The most modern methods of...

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Death Wish

II 7HOM the gods wish to destroy they first make mad. 1 This was the explanation in classical days for what it is now...

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Economy Still Firs in Latest Trojan

steering was unaffected. T HE Trojan reputation for building vehicles which are noted for fuel economy is enhanced by their...

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Tyre Service Keeps a Fleet Busy

INTENSIVE use is made of a . fleet of light vehicles by Wilsons Tyre Depot; Ltd.,: to provide road transport operators, farmers...

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Mark s the Sp ot

Says Arthur R. Wilson, M.I.R.T.E. V ARIED opinions may be expressed about the value and result of the Road Haulage...

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New Air Servo for

Heavy Gearboxes Clayton Dewandre Device Reaches Production Stage : British Maker Now Testing It A N . air-pressure servo to...

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Section 19 And All That

C LOSELY allied to the topic of log sheets discussed a fortnight ago is the vexed problem of drivers' hours. Whether in...

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but thowse Austins get through

T ONDON S.W.I 9. Evening, winter. Fog oozes through the streets, choking 4 and blinding. Nosing through this thick blanket, an...

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In the case of drivers of stage carriages, on one

of seven consecutive days (or two if a Bank Holiday is included), eight hours may be substituted for the period of nine...

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Self-servo Disc Brake

A DISC brake for heavy vehicles is covered by patent No. 809,075. The disc has a brake on its edge which is applied first and...