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Of a tipping-gear manufacturer who has not received a singk -order for a spare part for nearly a year.
That the latest trolleybuses show a great improvement on earlier types in the matter of smooth get away. 0
A reminder to coach owners that May Is the month of moths and that they love crevices in good up
holstery.
That the strewing of broken window glass along hundreds of yards of a road can scarcely be regarded as accidental.
Of the driver who encountered it saying that it certainly wasn't a pointless joke.
That the starting time of the last bus often determines the finishing time of small-town cinema performances.
That bad sailors can enjoy the coach " cruise."
That it is unwise to step backwards out of the off-side exit.
That if you do so, you may be unable to sit down again. Many and variedideas on what really constitutes " service." -0 Of private car owners " throwing bouquets " to the road manners of Southdown bus drivers.
That long ago motor traffic was blamed for road dust, now the road surface takes the blame—and rightly.
That last week's issue showed views of " the plain van," and "the van-in-the-street," not to mention "the van-about-town," The suggestion that cyclists avoid tracks provided for them because motorists are safer road companions than their own fraternity.
Someone expressing the hope that the present number of F.W.R.A. members will not be " eclipsed," but increased.
Give in the old, take out the new.
:44 " beingrawh aaindispensable,ytsr oaatdu t tdrnsis P ;3:13: defensible.
Of drivers on country routes noting with pleasure that the oak is out before the ash.