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10th July 1953
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Tarnished Silver

R EPORTS for the past financial year published so far have shown a slight change for the better in the fortunes of municipal...

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Is the Incentive Bonus Economic?

O NE of the factors in modern commercial development has for some time been what is termed the "incentive bonus." As the term...

Passing Comments

20,000 Coach Outings T HE private contract work of London Transport is a section of the commercial department and is not...

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One Hears

That if your vehicle needs a "doctor," you may. Of Gecalloy permanent magnets produced by powder metallurgy. That Halls' "Ye...

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Disposal Board Tours Continue : R.H.A. Survey Completed

FORTIFIED by the report of the Road Haulage Association on the requirements of free-enterprise hauliers in transport units, the...

Contract Work : Final Warning

U NLESS some contract-carriage operators in the Midlands brought themselves within the law, they would be prosecuted, said ,Mr....

Forms for Special A Licences

D EGULATIONS prescribing the IN. application forms to be used by buyers of transport units in applying for special five-year A...

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Removers Fear New • Conathon

PrHERE is a fear among removers I holding B-licences in the Metropolitan Area that when Section 125 of the Transport Act, 1947,...

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Men in the News

MR. H. W. Itivitiu, chief engineer of Champion Sparking Plug Co., Ltd., has been appointed a director. MR. STANLEY S. DAWES...

Lay-bys Not for Sleeping

L AY-BYS may not be used by lorry La drivers who Want to sleep, according to a statement by Police Superintendent W. G....

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Southdown Fear Fare Increase

F ARES may have to be increased in the autumn, said Mr. R.• P. Beddow, chairman of Southdown Motor Services, Ltd., at the...

Offence Not Known to Law O N the ground that the

offence described in the informttion and conviction was not known to the law, an appeal against a conviction by Pwllheli...

Tribunal Enforce Wages Agreement

A CLAIM by the Transport sand General Workers' Union for rates of pay and conditions of service as set out in an agreement...

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Public Respond to Plain Facts

G OOD public relations did much to obviate apprehension and misunderstandin g about fare increases amon g passen g ers and...

IN A LINE OR TWO The Stationery Office has published

a review of commercial conditions in Japan at 4s. 6d. * The user discount hitherto allowed only on new car and giant • tyres...

Hartlepool Pact with Company

H ARTLEPOOL is bein g recommended to enter into an a g reement with a private concern to operate a bus service between...

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Memorandum on Bplancing Charges

A MEMORANDUM on balancing charges, a matter raised by the road transport section, was submitted last week to the council of...

New Crash Tender for R.A.F.

A NEW crash tender of a type now being supplied in large numbers to the Air Ministry is to be shown at the Royal Air Force...

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E.Y.M.S. Not Paying Interim Dividend

A STATEMENT by East Yorkshire ti Motor Services, Ltd., announcing that no interim dividend will be paid this year, blames the...

No Power of Confiscation

THE Northern Ireland Court of I Appeal last week unanimously decided that Section 18 of the Ulster Transport Act, 1948, was...

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Two-way R.T. in German Coaches

B Y linking telephone exchanges to short-wave radio stations spaced along the main roads and railway tracks, the German Post...

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"End the Sectiona Approach Transport"

Sir Reginald Wilson's Plea at Institute of Transport Congress: Strong Demand for Better Roads p UBLIC transport suffered more...

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Greater Power: Less Fuel

By Laurence J. Cotton, Y employing a 100 b.h.p. overhead-valve petrol engine in "place of the former fourcylindered...

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Minister "Shirking His Duty"

" THE attitude of the Minister of 1 Transport in refusing to raise the speed limit for heavy goods vehicles from 20 m.p.h. to...

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Maternal Instinct

W HEN Parliament discusses the latest report of the British Transport Commission, it will be interesting to see whether Members...

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L TO P(

In Five Years the British Commercial Vehicle Industry has Developed Specialized Oilfield Equipment which is Now Used in...

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Dodge and Commer Oil-engine Conversions

THE road test of the Meadows oil-engined Bedford 5-tonner, a report of which appeared in The Commercial Motor on February 20,...

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Opinions and Queries

Traffic Disclosures Unwelcome IT is hoped that the "Sounding Board" will modulate I the key used by " Janus " in your issue of...

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Motorists Who Prefer Coach Tours

By P. A. C. Brockington, A.M.I.Mech.E. Coach Operator Combines Skilled Servicing of His Customers' Cars with Extended-tour...

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Mobile Test Unit for Cable A MOBILE high-voltage unit for

testing cable installations up to 33kV anywhere in Britain has been placed in service by Crompton Parkinson, Ltd. It consists...

"Late News" Press on Wheels A LIVE to the importance of

giving its readers the latest news, the Newcastle Journal has placed in service a mobile press for printing stop-press news at...

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Miller's Lose Two Camp Services

Two Out of Three Appeal Decisions Unfavourable to Road Operators 0 N an appeal by the Railway Executive, the Minister of....

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Does Overloading Pay?

An Examination of the Question Whether Increased Revenue Gained by Exceeding the Rated Capacity of a Lorry is Offset by Higher...

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A Semi-locking Differential Gear

P ATENT No. 692,528 shows a differential gear which functions normally under ordinary road conditions, but which will resist...