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6th November 1936
6th November 1936
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Traders Perturbed at Restrictions

T HE brunt of the battle of road transport against restriction and railway domination is being borne by vehicle operators. This...

Defence Value of Road Transport Neglected?

TT was recently aisnonnced by a leading organizer lin the road-transport industry that a plan submitted to provide a system of...

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Pass ing Comments

One Motor Equal to STRIKING testimony to the Eight Horses and l'Jgreatly increased working Carts capacity of the commercial...

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One Hears

That prices of chassis will be higher in 1937. That many bumpers are still too lightly constructed to be truly effective....

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NEWS of the WEEK

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

Important Decisions by A.R.O. Lawyers T RAFFIC-COURT representatives of Associated Road

Operators from every area attended a conference in London, last Sunday. Agreement was reached on many subjects of great...

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L.M.S. Alleges

Unfair Hearing WHEN, at York, last Friday, the VV Appeal Tribunal dismissed an appeal by the L.M.S. Railway Co., the deputy...

Operators Lose in

"Records" Appeals L AST week, two " records " appeals were won in the King's Bench Division by officials of the West Midland...

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WEIGHT-SAVING IN I_,ORRY-BODY CONSTRUCTION.

We reproeluce on this page a picture of a Morris-Commercial forward-control lorry, which has an aluminium-alloy body, weighing...

TECHNICAL OBJECTION IN COURT CASE.

At Aberdeen, last week, judgment was given in a case which had been adjourned as a result of a technical objection -raised by...

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A.R.O. PRESSING FOR TAMAR BRIDGE.

The urgent necessity of a road bridge across the River Tamar in the vicinity of Plymouth is being again brought to the notice...

YORKSHIRE OPERATORS ORGANIZE—FOR THE SHOW.

A.real "busman's holiday " is being organized under the auspices of the Yorkshire Area of A.R.O., in the form of an excursion...

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_Personal Pars

Ma. W. BUDDELL has recently joined Oldsmobile Distributors, Ltd., as general manager of the company's commercial-vehicle...

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PREVENT THAT RAILWAY MONOPOLY I

By Walter Gammons A LL readers of The Commercial Motor should thank the Editor for the leaderette and for that excellent...

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The Street Washer as a Defence Unit

A T the Cleansing Conference, held at Portsmouth last June, attention was drawn to the possibilities of utilizing cleansing...

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"Fiddling While Rome Burns" B EING a regular reader of your

valuable journal, I have read with interest the article " Fiddling While Rome Burns," and as a small man with no official...

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Col. Redman Against Railway Monopoly

COLLOWING the precedent set up by the Metropolitan Licensing Authority in the Bouts-Tillotson case, Col. A. S. Redman, West...

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When Passengers are Carried in Goods Vehicles

TIALTLIERS and tradesmen who "occpionally carry passengers in their goods vehicles have recently figured in several...

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Operators' Co-operation Before Sall

..educes Service After Sale • By N. A. Hardie, T HE tendency amongst vehicle operators readily to depend upon the service...

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NEW LEADER 4-5-TONNER IN

vi ORRIS-COMMERCIAL.RANGE N EW models do not emanate in great profusion from the works of Morris Commercial Cass, Ltd., Adder...

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International Transport Problems

T HE Highway Transport Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce met in Paris last month to deal with certain problems...

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Transporting London's Shifting Population

AIGRATION of , population is 1V.Lereating big problems for London Transport. This subject is investigated at some length in the...

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WHAT TO SEE AT THE SCOTTISH SHOW

1s TEXT Friday, November 13, the Earl of Rose-bery, D.S.O., M.G., 4 \ will open the Scottish Motor Show at Kelvin Hall,...

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How to Make Coal Haulage Pay

L AST week I commenced to recount a conversation with a coal. haulier concerning rates, and at the close of that article I was...

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Operating Aspects of

PASSENGER TRANSPORT ALL NEWPORT TRAMS TO GO SOON? N EWPORT (Mon) Town Council has deferred its decision on the replacement of...

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"Convenience Not Main Factor"

" WHILST the public's convenience VV must have some weight, it cannot be the ruling consideration." This submission of Mr. R....

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IMPROVING MEN'S CONDITIONS

MEGOTIAT1ONS for better working 1 Nconditions for operatives are announced in the case of Red and White Services, Ltd., and the...

BETTER SERVICES FOR LONDON SOON

B 'plans for improving coach and bus services in the east and northeast of London are being prepared by London Transport. New...

Daimler Enters Troll eybus Market

MIEN a concern such as the Daimler W Co., Ltd., Coventry, enters a new field of activity, it may be taken for granted that the...

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Technicians and Operatives Get Together

4ANUFACTURERS spend IVI thousands of pounds on instruction books in order that users of their chassis may get the best service...

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New Features in a 12-ton Machinery Carrier

D ESIGNED to operate with either Lithe old chain-drive-type of tractive unit, or the latest models with pneumatic tyres, a new...

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OPINIONS

and QUERIES MOTOR MANUFACTURERS SHOULD HELP THE INDUSTRY. [1920] I read with great interest in your issue dated October 16 a...

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Two Urgent Needs By a Special Correspondent R OAD transport—for long

crying out for attention in the lay Press—has lately found itself "in the news" and, in the main, is by no means pleased about...

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An Ingenious New Engine

I N these days it is rare to find more than detail improvement in engine design, but patent No. 454,275 shows an engine...