ROCK DEVICE IN PRODUCTION
4th January 1952, Page 38
4th January 1952
Page 38
Page 38, 4th January 1952
— ROCK DEVICE IN PRODUCTION
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Keywords :
Transport, Railway Signalling, Switches, Bus Transport, Conductor, Push-button, Railway Signal
UNDER the name of Signaflex, D. H. Bonnella and Son, Ltd., 46-48, Osnaburgh Street, London, N.W.I, is producing and marketing the Rock patent signalling system for buses. This was described in "The Commercial
Motor" on November 10, 1950, and was invented by Mr. G. Rock, when general manager of Lincoln Transport Department, Features of the Signaflex system are a continuous rubber strip which may be installed without screws, or incorporated in a.. moulding, and clearly legible signs which light up when the signal to stop has been given. A pushbutton is provided for the conductor, which switches off the " Stopping " sign and rings a bell in the driver's cab.