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A commission is to investigate bus operation in Ceylon.
The House of fords last week passed the Road Transport Lighting (Amendment) Bill.
Serck Radiators, Ltd., have opened a new factory at Marsh Barton Estate, Exeter. Mr. K. Walker is manager.
The Minister of Transport has rejected a proposal for one-way traffic in 131ackwall and Rotherhithe tunnels, London.
Subject to the approval of shareholders, Kennings, Ltd., are to buy four of their associated companies. The proposed price is 214,009 ordinary Ss. shares in Kennings.
Scott Bader and Co., Ltd., 109 Kingsway, London, W.C.2. have issued a booklet on reinforced glass-fibre plastics, which are expected to have a great future in bodybuilding.
A Firestone office and warehouse has been opened at 371 Commercial Road, London, E.14. Mr. J. Cl. Osborne is district manager and Mr. L. J. Higgins office manager.
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Accrington Transport Committee are discouraging employees from undertaking part-me work as drisers,
For several weeks from July 20, the bridge over Wapping Dock-Queen's Dock passage, Liverpool, will be closed.
The British Transport Commission's annual report is unlikely to be discussed in the House of Commons before the summer Mess.
The Minister of Transport said on Monday that he was considering the names of the new members of the British Transport Commission.
The Railway Executive are understood to be charging 12s. per night for vehicles parked on railway property. No liability is accepted for the safety of the vehicle or the load.
The Leyland, Farington and Charley factories of Leyland Motors, Ltd.' will be closed from this evening until Monday morning. August 3. The Chorley service organization will remain open.