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New. ,Regulations: Delay Urged
Page 29 from 3rd February 1950R EPRESENTATIVES of passenger transport operators and the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders attended a meeting at the Ministry of......
ROAD PLANS REJECTED
Page 42 from 12th February 1954R ECOMMENDATIONS for road improvements submitted a year.ago to the Ministry of Transport by the Northern Regional Board for Industry have not been......
7.783 NEW C-LICENCE VEHICLES
Page 39 from 13th January 1950O F the 7,783 new C-licence vehicles authorized in November. 1,624 were for existing fleets and 6,159 were for new operators.The number of new......
Bird's Eye View
Page 64 from 20th March 1959Goodbye to All That By The Hawk QIR JOHN ELLIOT'S impending resignation from the I.. ) chairmanship of London Transport, announced last week, is......
Special-A Base Change Brings £50 Fines
Page 32 from 24th January 1958F INES totalling .£50 were imposed at Glossop, on Monday, on a concern of motor dealers who admitted five charges of making false statements to......
Hidden Hand
Page 60 from 29th May 1959A CCORDING to tradition, the civil servant has an impassive and completely neutral attitude towards the work that his successive Parliamentary......
Socialists Attack Fuel Tax
Page 33 from 11th April 1952A FORMER Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Transport, Mr. James Callaghan (Lab.), severely criticized the higher fuel duty in the House of......
Transport Decisions May Affect British Life
Page 66 from 18th December 1959Henry Spurrier Memorial Lecturer says Transport Must be Nourished by All Possible Means „T RANSPORT is now such an important part of our economy......
Seeks Co-ordination
Page 34 from 21st July 1950By a Special Correspondent B ELGIUM, having for long been faced With the roadve.riutrail . problem. has 'tended to subordinate road haidag,e to the......
Keeping Pace with the Public Palate
Page 59 from 30th June 1950By E. 3. Leaver, Transport Officer, National Federation of Fruit and Potato Trades E ACH year, the British public eats about 7,000,000 tons of •......