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6th March 1936, Page 23
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

More complaints of slow-going taxicabs obstructing faster traffic.

'Mat Glasgow is to have Belisha Beacons at a number of its uncontrolled crossings.

That some would like to see the doors of the haulage industry bear the words " All scope abandon ye who enter here."

Of carelessness in directing the beams from sidelights, which, when cast downwards, are not only less dazzling but also more effective.

Of air cooling again in the limelight.

That our Association Calendar h a s caught on—elsewhere.

Of investigations into the prevention of lorry fires originating in the tyres.

It is suggested that it's the " pub " in publicity that encourages the thirst for advertising.

The query--are London fogs caused by vapour from Government buildings? 2

That on a recent morning the smoke issuing from buildings in Whitehall put one in mind of the Black Country.

• The prophecy that road transport will eventually look back with amusement on the days wlien its life was threatened.

That 12 years' issues of The Comitercial Motor were recently carried during the household removal of a small northern haulier.

On all sides of Bud-, get hopes—and fears.

That controversy on rigid or flexible chassis frames is continuing.

That fog patches remain the arch enemy of those who drive by night.

That the term " the iron road" does not always apply to the railways.