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Leyland Albion (Africa), Ltd., have „ established a depot at Ndola.
An advisory board for the co-ordination of all forms of transport is to be set up in cast Pakistan.
The Canadian Ford company are considering building a separate factory for commercial vehicles.
The South African Government have made an extra allocation of nearly £50m.
for the import of vehicles this year.
New contracts for the supply of allsteel commercial-vehicle cabs have been received by Willenhall Motor Radiator Co., Ltd..
Double-duty Carburol, a new product of United Lubricants, Ltd., United House, Cromwell Place, London, S.W.7, was announced yesterday.
A leaflet giving details and time-tables of East Kent-Europabus coach services throughout the coming summer has been published by the East Kent Road Car Co., Ltd. Grimsby Transport Department last week introduced one-man-operated singledeckers.
The London office of R. A. Dyson and Co., Ltd., is now at Dashwood House, 69 Old Broad Street, London, E.C2.
A pocket-sized inches-metric conversion chart is obtainable free from Advance Motor Supplies, Ltd., Chesterfield.
Brush Coachwork, Ltd., Loughborough. have issued a booklet giving comparative figures of the cost of operating petrol and battery-electric works trucks.
Southend Corporation propose to buy six used buses for service this summer and to convert -them to open-top vehicles for the sea-front operation next year.
Tests involving the use of electric trucks for refuse collection have been discontinued by Southend Cleansing Department, as it cannot find any suitable parent vehicle into which the trucks can be lifted and emptied.