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Man Killed by Clutch 'Plate
Page 40 from 12th March 1954A VERDICT of accidental death was returned at an inquest last week into the death of Mr. Frank Godfrey, proprietor of a garage at Bar[borough Road,......

Cheshire Unit Goes to
Page 53 from 22nd April 1955London Hauliers T HIRTY-NINE lorries and 11 trailers based at Lostock Gralam, near Northwich, have been licensed to Harris Road Services, Ltd.,......

MUNICIPAL PURCHASES and PROPOSALS
Page 44 from 12th April 1935The works committee of Plymouth Corporation is to purchase a 30-cwt. lorry. Rugeley Ucban District Council • has pun Chased a Ley'and 400 g.p.m.......

• List 12 Next Week: 1,540 Vehicles Offered
Page 52 from 12th August 1955IT was announced on Wednesday that list 12, containing 1,540 vehicles, would be published next Wednesday. Nearly half the vehicles offered-719—......

Scots Hauliers Tighten Their Hold
Page 62 from 18th February 1955Road Services (Caledonian), Ltd., Buy Another Nine Vehicles : £80,000 Paid for Manchester Unit p MATE enterprise in Scottish road haulage is......

Sutherlands Buy 55 More Vehicles
Page 58 from 25th November 1955Big Scottish Hauliers Now Have 135 Vehicles : First List 13 Purchasers Named A FURTHER 55 vehicles, five of them articulated (2041 tons), and 11......

Tower Hill Transport Buy Boston Depot
Page 65 from 27th May 1955Two East Midland Haulage Companies Take Over B.R.S. Depots : Scottish Company Buy 123 Vehicles T HE British Road Services depot in Marsh Lane,......

PASSION FOR EQUALITY WILL STRANGLE ENTERPRISE
Page 26 from 6th September 1946A T the 11th ordinary general meeting of Silentbloc, Ltd., the chairman, Mr. H. Vezcy Strong, said that there are undoubtedly great opportunities......

Previous Commercial Motor Trials (H).
Page 18 from 18th July 1907First A.C. Trial : Second L.S.-P.T.A. Trial. The second series of competitive trials to be held in this country, in connection with the......

WHEELS OF INDUSTRY.
Page 4 from 21st June 1921The wheel of wealth will be slowed by all difioulties of transport at whatever points wising, as a carriage is by the roughness of the roads over......