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Of tractor sales being well pushed. Of more tribulations for more trams.
Of more drumming to sell oil in drums, Of many who see more in C.I. than they did.
That Commers will punctuate Birmingham's fires.
That Britain may be remade by made in Britain.
Of fewer eases of " no connection" in road service. 0.
That too much ek'eing out may not be true economy. 0 That Thbrnycrofts have now added a Howell to their spurs. 0 That the Solex people claim to know most about carburetter law.
That it isn't always those who are hit hardest who squeal the loudest.
That the interplay of seating capacity 'and actual loading knows few constants.
That whilst " Enots " is " stone " reversed, there's nothing hard about the system.
That snow, obliterating white and yellow lines, demands (but does not always get) extra care from drivers.
That municipal orders continue to attract.
No" as the answer to speed-limit demands. Of bus routes threatened by coast erosion. Fewer " pops" when the petrol filter is efficient.
Of fresh fears for the future of the National Council., That the Traffic Commissioners are seriously talking things over. 0 Of queries as to how Laystall liners are held so securely in their brake drums.
That electric signalling devices on vehicles are appreciated by other road users.
More urgent demands from America, France and Germany for our oil-engine manual.
Of much better arrangements this year for grouping applications for the Traffic Commissioners' sittings.
That operators will not have to wait—and then be turned away.
That 70,000 miles from a set of brake linings is no mean figure for a 00-seater Ransomes-Garrett trolley-bus.
That the Metropolitan Traffic Commissioner has at last fully stated his views, but that others have still something to say.
From those who know of its contents that "The Commercial Motor Manual" on compression-ignition engines will throw light on a surprising amount of progress and constitute a standard work on the subject.
Of some giant tangles in road-service licensing.
Th at replacement may he better than renewal.