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Section 93 to be Amended?
Page 55 from 15th March 1935A S the result of arguments placed before him by a deputation, the Minister of Transport has undertaken to consider them if an opportunity occurs......
What the Associ ions are Doing
Page 38 from 21st February 1936Parliamentary Action on the "Blunder" VOLLOWING the revelation by The Commercial Motor of the extraordinary blunder in Section 11 of the Road and......
POLICE NOT "HARRYING" MOTORISTS.
Page 32 from 22nd May 1936IN asking the Home Secretary the cost in man hours of the drive which the police are taking against motorists in the Metropolitan area, Brigadier......
industrial Court Finds for Employer V ICTORY for...
Page 25 from 2nd October 1936been scored in a test case before the Industrial Court. The Court has decided that, although the Transport and General Workers Union alleged that......
Passenger Vehicles and Speed Limit.
Page 39 from 11th August 1931TN the House of Commons Mr. _ILNaylor raised the question as to what steps were being taken by the Ministry to ensure that the time schedules of......
Fighting Iniquitous Legislation
Page 38 from 27th March 1936T HE annual supper of the hauliers' section of the Cambridge Sub-area of A.R.O. was held on Saturday last, and proved a great success. Mr. H. A.......
The Transition from Tram to Bus
Page 31 from 15th June 1934W HICH transport authority will be the last to abandon the antiquated tramcar in favour of the modern and more mobile motorbus or trolleybus? This......
ASSOCIATION NOTABILITIES
Page 38 from 20th January 1939Fighting on Every Front By Roger W. Sewill, . National Director, Associated Road Operators T " year 1939 has begun with the campaign of the......
WHERE TO FIND HAULAGE BUSINESS
Page 39 from 24th February 1933T HE state of trade in the drapery and clothing industries still remains favourable to hauliers, in that, whilst wholesalers are receiving a fair......
What the Associations Are Doing
Page 46 from 9th July 1937MINISTRY TO MAKE THE ROADS SAFE. The Ministry of Transport proposes to make all roads safe. Every defect capable of remedy must be cured. . This......