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9th October 1936
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National Representation Imperative

A S each day passes, the urgent need for -the representation, to the fullest possible extent, of every branch of road transport...

Define Admissible Evidence

S O many liberties are being taken, particularly by the railways, in connection with evidence in licence applications that the...

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Passing Comments

Promoting a CommerA SHORT time ago the corn cial Vehicle Parade in mercial motor users' asso Holland ciation of Holland...

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One Hears

That monopoly is the big bad wolf of commerce. That if hauliers don't pull together they may find themselves with nothing at...

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NEWS of the WEEK

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

EVIDENCE AT WAGES INQUIRY CRITICIZED.

Addressing a meeting of A.R.O. members at Selby, on Monday, Mr. F. G. Bibbings, A.R.O. Yorkshire Area secretary, strongly...

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UNION MAKING SOLID DRIVE.

Satisfaction at the " continuous and solid progress being made in Scotland" was expressed by Mr. H. J. Edwards, Middlesbrough,...

Personal Pars

MR. A. R. FEARNLEY, general manager of Sheffield Corporation's transport department, is to retire in December. One of...

A new Leyland tractor has been purchased, and its performance

will be pitted against that of an American tractor of lower initial cost. The Leyland model is the Beaver, equipped with an oil...

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SPEEDING ON POLICE INSTRUCTIONS: CASE DISMISSED.

, Doncaster West Riding Bench distnissed, Last Saturday, a speeding .summons brought against a Worksop van driver, Mr. Reginald...

• UNDERCUTTING BY LARGE OPERATORS ALLEGED.

Undercutting on the part of two large operators was alleged at .Tain when the Northern Scotland Licensing Authority heard...

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TRADERS MUST FIGHT FOR ROAD TRANSPORT.

Addressing members of Edinburgh Rotary Club, Mr. G. Vickery urged business men to see that road transport was not crippled by...

Speeding Convictions

in Renewal Case W lIEN Longton Transport, Ltd„ VV Longton, applied for the renewal of its licence for 26 vehicles and for a...

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.Justifying. .A4icetice Renewals

Statement by Col. A. S. Redman, West Midland Licensing Authority I N the light of experience gained during the past month in...

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Furniture Trade Insists on Motors

C CHANGES in the furniture trade were referred. to by a witness at Liverpool, last week, when Messrs. Perris Bros., 25....

"Secret" Vehicle Case Concluded

S 0111E discussion on the Smart appeal decision took place at Liverpool, last Friday, when, after a hearing lasting three days,...

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Easy Ways of

CONVERTING LORRIES INTO VANS , T HE genera' utility of the' lorry may be increased by the addi tioii of 6, superstructure...

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Bouts-Tillotson Hearing Ends

T HE time has arrived when road. haulage facilities should be dealt with strictly on the basis of "need." Road transport should...

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New London Spring Repair Works

A NEW servie'e station which will be devoted solely to the repair of road springs has been opened by the Brockhouse Spring...

An Improved F. and j. Brake Unit

T HE accompanying illustration depicts a new product of Feeny and Johnson, Ltd., 134-136„ Ealing Road, Wembley, Middlesex. The...

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Ball-bearing Repair Proves Economic

C ONSIDERABLE doubt exists in the commercialmotor industry as to the practicability of repairing worn bail and roller bearings....

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Big Range for Ford Show

MANY exhibits of special interest to VIcommercial-vehicle operators will be on view at the Ford Exhibition, which opens at the...

Fleet Costs on Road Maintenance

T HE annual report of the county surveyor of Somerset, dealing with the maintenance and repair of county roads and bridges in...

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How 'S.T.R.'s Lectures Solving the Problems Aid the Industry of

the Carrier I _ HAVE had in mind for some time the . idea that, about the beginning of Oetober . I would persuade the • Editor...

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THE PA

s SHOW T HIS year interest at the Paris Salon, which opened on October 1 and closes next Sunday, is somewhat divided, the...

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Trailer Vans for Disinfestation by the use of cyanide gas

nURING the past few years, Cranes (Dereham) , Ltd., South Green Works, Dereham, Norfolk, has built a number of disinfestation...

Inter-station Buses for London

(I N October 1, the main-line railway 14, - , companies, in co-operation with London Transport, instituted a new service of...

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Bricks and Fruit by an A.E.C. Fleet

I N Leicestershire, a brick of a special quality is produced and, by reason of its characteristics, transport media has to be...

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Newton Cotal Clutch Gearbox Combination

S INCE 1930 the Cotal electro-magnetically controlled epicyclic gearbox has been a commercial proposition. Some three years...

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OPINIONS

and QUERIES HARES AND HOUNDS. [4895] I see from the panel given on page 157 of your issue dated September 18 that Mr....

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Operating Aspects of

PASSENGER TRANSPORT BOARD FOR STOKE? S TOKE-ON-TRENT City Council's desire for a municipal bus 'service has . . taken another...

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Spare Vehicles Deleted From Licence

A N important question concerning spare vehicles was raised by an inquiry which the Yorkshire Licensing Authority (Mr. Joseph...

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Progress in Two-stroke Oil Engines

'THERE is little doubt that the next 1 step in the development of the oil engine is the popularization of the two stroke, and...