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7th January 1966
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. . and a prosperous new year

THIS is the season for making resolutions which HIS we are honest) nearly always are based either on a sense of obligation or...

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Transport policy speed-up?

Mrs. Castle sees PM THE new Minister of Transport, Mrs. Barbara Castle, took the problems of her department to Downing Street...

BR Wants One Wighwa uthority

MR. RAYMOND CALLS FOR ANOTHER URGENT TRACK COSTS STUDY 6 6 USSTANTIAL progress could be made in arriving at a rational solution...

Containervvay air service starts

T HE air express Containerway service of Anglo-Continental Container Services Ltd. was officially inaugurated at London Airport...

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INFORMATION CENTRE FOR HULL DOCKS TRAFFIC?

A si "early warning" information centre in the West Riding of Yorkshire to liaise between exporters, hauliers, shippers and the...

Tanker Drivers' Ban

A NUMBER of garages in the West Midlands were without petrol this week because of an unofficial ban on overtime by tanker...

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TDG Now in Three Groups MOBILE CRANE ON M6 DECENTRALIZATION—AND

MORE EXPANSION SOON —DRIVER FINED T o provide a framework for further expansion, Transport Development Group Ltd. has...

T HE chairman of the County Magistrates at Newcastle, Staffs, said

on Monday that the police should give more direction to transport firms about which vehicles could lawfully use M6. He was...

Some recent deliveries

Pickfords Now Control Dutch Haulier DICKFORDS Ltd. have acquired a 75 per cent L holding in P. F. Boers International...

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Hauliers attack Tay Bridge toll

uAULIERS and motoring organizations in Scotland last week attacked the proposed 10s, toll for commercial vehicles over 10 cwt....

INDUSTRIAL ROAD SAFETY OFFICERS

rr HE third open meeting of the Asso ciation of Industrial Road Safety Officers will be held on Thursday, January 13 in the...

The tolls, which have to be approved by the Scottish Secretary, are subject to review in one year.

Mr. J. L. Stokoe, RHA Scottish area secretary, said his association would make representations to the Scottish Secretary about...

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Raw Deal for East Midland

U NLESS the company was allowed to increase fares or receive some sub stantial relief such as abolition of bus fuel tax, East...

Swifts for Morecambe

A TENDER of AEC Ltd., for six Swift rear' underfloor engined single-deck bus chassis has been accepted by Morecambe and Heysham...

Green Line livery no decision

F OLLOWING the introduction of 14 new AEC Green Line coaches painted in a completely new livery of pastel grey with green...

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Freedom for the Bus

PLEA for more freedom for the bus when new town centre traffic schemes were being introduced was made by Mr. R. P. Beddow,...

Dundee to Scrap its Undertaking?

A WARNING that the city's municipal bus system might have to be scrapped was given to Dundee Corporation transport committee...

GLASGOW TO GET TOUGH WITH MOTORISTS

G LASGOW City Council plans to get tough with motorists who are preventing the city's public transport system from operating...

End of Murrays: The Stranraer company of R. Murray and

Sons. which pioneered the mail service from Stranraer lb Drummore in 1913, ceased operations at the end of 1965. Buses of...

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Derby-Trent co-ordination?

TIM introduction of co-ordinated services with 2 the Trent Motor Traction Co. Ltd. on suitable routes in the borough of Derby...

MCW reorganization

A REORGANIZATION of companies in the Metropolitan-Cammell Ltd. group took place on January 1 to facilitate the manufacture and...

Mr. Edgar W. Tomlinson, hitherto manager of Arrow Bulk Carriers

Ltd. and subsidiary company Eastaugh Bros. Ltd., has been appointed to the board of Arrow Bulk. Prior to joining the company in...

In the New Year's Honours List

OBE: Mr. G. A. B. McIvor, principal scientific officer, Road Research Laboratory; Mr. J. B. H. Skinner, senior engineer, Yorks...

Obituary

WE regret to record the death of Col. A. Jerrett. Col. Jerrett was for many years a leading figure in the road transport...

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Clash on Lancs air link-up

C OMPETMON between road operators 1 ...e for holiday tour traffic from the north to Manston Airport brought a clash before the...

No publication—no hearing

AFTER being told that an application for a 4-5 ' Contract A licence for a 3-i–ton boxvan had not been published in A's and D's,...

Express Service for Early Workers

AN application has been made by Scottish Omnibuses Ltd., Edinburgh, to the Scottish Traffic Commissioners for permission to...

B-to-A Granted

AN increasing call for back-loading of goods 'A by their two principal customers was the reason for an application by F. and A....

Ipswich Delivery Service Appeal Dismissed

T HE Transport Tribunal, in a reserved written judgment, has dismissed the appeal of Ipswich Delivery Service Ltd. against the...

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Flights Tours Bid Adjourned

Big application still has 10 objectors after latest hearing T HE managing director of Flights Tours Ltd., Mr. K. Flight, told a...

PRINCIPAL CUSTOMER OBJECTS

I N London last week the Metropolitan deputy Licensing Authority, Mr. C. J. Macdonald, granted one artic on A licence to D. R....

Ships' Stores Carried by Taxi!

A T applicant for a new B licence to carry ships' stores within a 200-mile radius admitted carrying urgent loads in taxis he...

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Elliotts fail in drawbar trailer application

A NEW A licence application by Elliotts Hauliers (Northern) Ltd., an associated company of low-loader specialists, Elliotts...

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DINO-MASTER for DRINKWATER

New Dempster models in service A DVANTAGES of the DempsterDinosaur and Dempster-Dumpmaster bulk materials handling, storage,...

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Carrying pigs in new comfort

TLLUSTRATED here is a three-deck transporter, built by Tiverton Coachbuilders Ltd., which provides new standards of comfort for...

North Cheshire Motorway: The proposed route for the first eight-mile

section of the new North Cheshire motorway (M56) has been published as a draft scheme by the Minister of Transport. It deals...

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US producers optimistic about 1966 New London Bridge?

A MERICAN lorry manufacturers are forecasting that the present boom in

sales will continue this year, with the tendency for hauliers to buy heavier outfits which can carry more freight at relatively...

THE Minister of Transport will have powers to close Tower

Bridge against shipping at various times in the years up to 1976 if a new Bill goes through. The Bill has been deposited by...

ROLL-ON/ROLL-OFF AT DOVER

nOOD progress is being made by the Dover Harbour Board in reclaiming a six-acre site from the sea to provide additional space...

FREE DRIVER INSTRUCTION

yr is not generally known that a driver instruc tion service is available free of charge under which drivers will be taught to...

NEW LINK ROAD TO M1

uloRic will start shortly on fmile of new "road which will link A610 west of Nottingham with M1 and provide a partial bypass to...

BY HANDYMAN

I N order that high-speed gears will have I. maximum load capacity for their particular duty and size, it is necessary to use...

Profile Grinding

shaped at the same time, and the move in to the next pair is controlled by really fine limit indexing. Profile grinding,...

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Wheel washer

A DEVICE for cleaning the twin rear wheels of tippers quickly and easily has been produced by William Moseley (Engineers) Ltd....

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MAINTENANCE

Havard: What do you see as the biggest single contribution that could be made towards better maintained/leets: (a) more...

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Radio-controlle ) serve the airlines

By Derek Moses T HE telephone rings in the office of Ernie Usherwood, traffic manager of Whyte's of Edgware. At the other end...

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Round the clock to order

By G. A. Pearson. Compressors with bespoke power take-off units, mounted on 30 cwt. vans, make for a speedy 24-hour tyre...

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Bird's Eye View

No Screams T AM always amazed at the attitudes taken by the "motoring I associations" at any measures taken by governments...

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In • your opinion

Goods Transit Time in Rhodesia THE ITEM in your issue of October 8 headed "Railways are in trouble with parcels traffic" was...

'-MONEY MATTERS

East Yorkshire pay more NET profit of EAST YORKSHIRE MOTOR SERVICES for the year ended September 30 last improved to f130,940...

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Waterproofed

Weather, climate and industrial hazards do not worry a Leyland Freightline truck. It's designed and built for service anywhere...

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QUEEN STORK

F ROM what the majority of commentators have to say Mr. Tom Fraser's term of office as Minister of Transport will be reckoned...

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Operating oversize artics

ADVICE ON TRANSPORT PROBLEMS by S. Buckley Assoc I nst T A SPECIALIST in the transport of oversize caravans was recently...

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WHAT TO READ-SOME BASIC WORKS

IN recommending various basic books for selection in studying road transport I wish I could pick some rather more lively...