Confusion in Court Through Interruption
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IN a statement to The Commercial I Motor on Tuesday, Mr. J. L. R. Croft who appeared for McPhecs (Newcastle), Ltd., at a public inquiry reported in last week's issue, said that as a result of an interruption by the Northern Licensing Authority, he did not complete a submission that he was making concerning the Guy Warrior light eightwheeler.
After stating that the company had recently acquired at least one Guy Warrior eight-wheeler, he added: "But it is not satisfactory for the particular type of traffic wh i c h McPhees' carry . . ." At this point the Licensing Authority intervened, and Mr. Croft did not complete the sentence. He had intended to say that the vehicle was not suitable for the traffic when a light-alloy body was fitted.
Guy Motors, Ltd., were not responsible for the light-alloy body and Mr. Croft did not wish to suggest that the vehicle would not carry a payload which the manufacturers claimed for it.
MANCHESTER IMPROVEMENT
THE Kingsway extension in Manchester, which was to be formally opened yesterday, went into use on Monday afternoon of this week. The new road will enable outbound traffic to avoid the congested village of Cheadle.
AIRPORT EXPRESS APPLICATION
AN application has been made to the Northern Traffic Commissioners by United Automobile .Services, Ltd., for an express service from Tees-side to Yeadon airport, Leeds. The service is for passengers travelling on inclusive tours with Silver City Airways, Ltd., to Jersey, next summer. Return fare will be £1 5s.