One Hears
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That the small retailer who takes little care of his light van makes a big mistake.
That reading the " C.M." should help him to see the light.
That the legal advice given to a certain institution must have been too mechanical.
That the stone which fell through a bus roof in the City of London might have knocked some chips off the old blocks.
That the "Merging Traffic" road sign used in the U.S.A. is excellent as a warning to drivers on roads converging at an acute angle.
Concerning our heading last week, "A Mobile Child Welfare Clinic," that the vehicle concerned is intended for those not so mobile: That a Malta bus company has sold out " because so many wage increases have made the concern profitless."
That this should act as a warning to those who try to milk dry our transport businesses in Britain. – That the Ford name "Cost-cutter' for their new engine on Thames 2and 3-ton vehicles, should prove an attraction.
That some people .say "What's in a name? "— actually there can be quite ajot.
Of a Swiss professor who believes that the responsibility for public passenger transport in Switzerland will largely return to municipalities.
That there are many transport authorities there who do not agree with his view.