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Pla Bid To Recapture Grain Traffic
riEVELOPMENT of a whole new industrial "." complex could result from the Port of London Authority's plan, revealed this week, to build a £2.8m. grain terminal, with 180 ft.......
'road Transport Unrecognized'
I T was not generally recognized that the work of hauliers was essential to the needs of industry and to the health of the entire economy, said Mr. E. W. Russell, deputy......
'haulage Needs Ignored'
WHERE CAN THE LORRIES GO? V EHICLES of road hauliers carry more than twice as much traffic as the railways but it was invariably the railways and not road transport operators......
Demurrage Charges By Change In Trta Bradford Hauliers
.ARIS ARISING from serious delays at Hull Docks, ING result of one-day token strikes and goslow tactics practised there for some weeks, the Bradford and Districts Hauliers......
Conference Programme
THE Traders Road Transport Association has announced an important change in the programme (COMMERCIAL MOTOR, December 31, 1965) for its annual conference at Eastbourne on April......