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Signs Of The Times
WHEREAS in Britain the signwriter's art on bodywork tends to be replaced by transfers, pop art flourishes on lorries in parts of Africa and I learn from The Times in......
You May Die Twice
I didn't believe in death after death until I heard about the use of human corpses — cadavers to the squeamish — in road accident experiments. This ghoulish practice is, of......
Cold Shoulder
IF a vehicle breaks down on a motorway it is natural for the driver to try to coast as far as possible before pulling on to the hard shoulder. To do so may, however, be inviting......
Brit's Say "belt Up"
THE WORLD'S longest conveyor is doing a job for which either lorries or trains would normally be used. It carries coal for 12 1 /2 miles from a mine to a barge dock on the Ohio......
Who Carries The Can?
BEFORE undertaking a job volving the use of a vehii mounted loading device, m sure that the stage at which goods may be said to have b handed over by the custome the haulier is......
Snakes Alive!
A FORMER prize fighter, Hi Bennett, was employed Henry Ford at the Dearb plant about 40 years ago to ( with the unions and contro: army of security guards. He a gold-plated......