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Right? Left? Left right for Britain.
That we cannot afford to ease up on the Japanese.
That the electric " horse " is " nippy " but cannot nip.
Of those who hold that dead-straight roads make deadly dull travelling.
That a switch over from war to peace is unlikely to be a switch without a hitch.
T1;at many hauliers feel that they are in the lap of the gods—face downwards.
That some think the M.O.W.T. is making p.s.v.
stand for "public service veto." .
Of a reader's.wife who wanted to know why many motor vehicles should want sea-licences.
Of two advertisements, one for a transport manager and engineer, the other for a big-car chauffeur, each at £6 per week. ' Some hopes that the R.H.O. will soon be dissolved.
Of mani who feel that some form df .pool should
still be the rule, 0 Of interesting experiments in America with magnesium-graphite primary batteries.
That a seat with a slippery covering is very tiring to a long-distance passenger.
. -Also that many a driver who has such a smooth seat throws a coat over it to give stability.
That all transport restrictibns on the moVernent of home-grown apples have been removed.
That this freedom is no doubt limited by the existing ban on road journeys of over 60 miles.
That production for civilian use is still a slow game with the Government hesitating over every move.
That many of the big manufacturers aie being treated as if they were pawns.
With pleasure of any toll for the toll.
That copper will soon be in ample supply.
That there is much Moss in some .chassis.
Of several plans to build steam cars in the U.S.
Of new and interesting ideas in connection with brakes,