AT THE HEART OF THE ROAD TRANSPORT INDUSTRY.

Call our Sales Team on 0208 912 2120

REGULAR FEATURES OF "THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR."

12th November 1929, Page 214
12th November 1929
Page 214
Page 214, 12th November 1929 — REGULAR FEATURES OF "THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR."
Close
Noticed an error?
If you've noticed an error in this article please click here to report it so we can fix it.

Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

CCONSTANT readers of "The Commercial Motor " will know that we include in our ordinary issues certain regular features of particular interest and value to operators of commercial vehicles, but for the sake of those into whose hands this journal finds its way for the first time, we will give a brief summary of these and other outstanding ways in which we render assistance to the road-transport industry as a whole.

Of the weekly features, one of the most valuable is "Problems of the Haulier and Carrier," of which an instalment is included in this number. The object of these articles is to show the haulier how he can effect economies, avoid price-cutting and keep accurate costs, and "The Commercial Motor" Tables of Operating Costs, which are issued free as leaflets, constitute the accepted standard for vehicle costing. "Phases of Passenger Travel" is the title of another feature giving up-to-date news of this section of the industry and many valuable pointers.

Our "Opinions and Queries" pages are always full of interest. They contain valuable suggestions and advice.

Recently published patents pertaining to motor vehicles are dealt with and criticised in an interesting resume.

Our page for prize-winning letters from drivers is much appreciated and gives many useful tips.

Both bodybuilders and users find many helpful suggestions in the advice given by our coachbuilding expert.

Live news regarding everything of importance occurring in the industry is to be found in our pages under the heading "Wheels of Industry."