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Page 67
S TABILIZATION, without stagnation, summarizes the position of the road passenger transport industry. Despite a steady decline...
countenance with bland indifference the oppression of the poorer classes for the benefit of railway shareholders? That is the...
Page 68
"John Bull" and n TIBBING it the "greatest "Cruel" Restrictions 1 -"public transport scandal," on Duplication . . . John Bull...
Page 69
Of more American " commercials" arriving. Of the Star advising its readers to peruse The Commercial Motor. That with heavier...
Page 70
"The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport, at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...
Page 71
T WO new legal difficulties in the administration of the 1933 Act arose before Mr. W. Chamberlain, NorthWestern Licensing...
C ONCERN is felt by Sir William Hart, North-Western Deputy Licensing Authority, as to the measure upon which the claim of the...
Page 72
F otm collieries applied for the renewal of A licences in respect of vehicles taking part in home-coal delivery services,...
HIS MAJESTY THE ICING has extended his patronage to the National "Safety First " Association. As Duke of York, he was patron...
Page 74
the Admiralty, 1.1a new Skyhi hydraulic lift, specially designed to deal with loads up to 10 tons, recently underwent tests at...
Page 76
precedent control man's activities to a far greater extent than is often thought possible. One is tempted to suppose that...
Page 78
Topics In Parliament By Our Special Parliamentary Correspondent CONSENTS FOR CORONATION SERVICES .' R EFERENCE was again...
Page 79
O N Thursday and Friday of last week the Government committee of inquiry into wages and conditions in the road-transport...
Page 80
Time and Money can be Saved by Making Seats, Panels and Floor-slat As,semblies Readily Removable, and by Taking Steps to Guard...
Page 82
Satisfactory Retardation is Afforded by Modern Passenger-vehicle Brakes, But There are Ways By Which Their Efficacy Can Be...
Page 85
An Expert Describes Current Routine Methods, with Special Reference to Oil-engined Vehicles. Some Mileage Figures and a...
Page 86
Problems that Beset the Designer of Passenger Vehicles in his Search for Refinement in Performance are Discussed. Elimination...
Page 88
An Old Problem Approached from a New Angle in a Laterally Sliding Cover for Attachment to Sliding Doors rHE covering of the gap...
Page 89
A Review of the Interesting Maintenance Organization of the Eastern Counties Omnibus Co., Ltd., Which Operates Over 600...
Page 94
Marked Headway is Being Made by the Trolleybus Which, in the Near Future, Bids Fair to Oust the Tram, Over Which it Possesses...
Page 96
Effects of Obsolescence and Annual Mileage Upon Minimum i Profitable Charges for the Hire of. Coaches. Operators of Oilers...
Page 98
Interesting Design Patented by London Transport in which an Angle-section Body Frame Replaces the Orthodox Chassis Frame k N...
Page 99
looming so large in the passenger-transport sphere to-day that those who prophesied, some years . ago, that it would be unable...
Page 101
of the 1 - 1 economic success of a road passenger-transport undertaking • depends upon the garage arrangements. Inconvenient...
Page 102
With the Development of Quasi-monopolies, About 70 per cent. of Public Service Vehicles Have Fallen into the Hands of the...
Page 104
The North Midlands and South Lanes Merger Proposals Would Revolutionize Passenger Transport Over a Wide Area. The Railway...
Page 106
Great New System of Motor Roads Being Constructed by 100,000 Men 'TRANSPORT in Ethiopia is a ques tion which is occupying the...
Page 107
Experience Already Indicates that the Trolleybus is a Popular Type of Vehicle which is Creating Its Own Traffic T HE progress...
Page 108
Some Interesting Features in a Trio of A.E.0 . Buses, with Park Royal Bodies, for Use in the Island of New Providence S OON to...
QPECIALIZED Vehicles for Special Purposes " was the title of a paper by Mr. W. F. French, A.M.Inst., F.I.M.T., which was read,...
Page 109
Increased Mileage, Lower Costs and Better Braking Result from the Adoption of the Pneugrippa Process O NE of the major...
Page 110
by A.R.O. concerning the support in the Association's areas. It is reported that complete loyalty is evident in the Yorkshire,...
Blackpool Association's Plans. Members of Blackpool and District Motor Coach Owners Association are holding their annual...
Page 111
" 14E rates regional committee no I longer eiists," said Mr. Robert Barr, the chairman of the Yorkshire Area of A.R.O.,...
Page 112
O PPOSITION to the North Staffordshire Road Transport Board Bill is being carefully marshalled. Over 200 Members of Parliament...
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hearing of an appeal, at Leeds, last week, Mr. W. R. Hargrave (for the West Yorkshire Road Car Co.., Ltd.) said: " I wish to...
Page 114
The Caledonian Omnibus Co., Ltd., Founded 10 Years Ago, in Dumfries, now Operates over 100 Vehicles and carried Last Year more...
Page 115
1.)vehicles in the Post Office fleet will Cap t. A. Hudson, Chief upp Y March, 1938, the number of motor probably have reached...
Page 116
Conversation with a Haulier, whose Costs are Less than the Average, Reveals Advantageous Circumstances and a Misunderstanding...
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QUERIES The Editor invites correspondence on all subjects connected with the use of commercial motors. Letters should be...
Page 119
Our Cost Expert's Lecture Tour of West Bromwich, Hanley and .Wellington D ELIYERING the first of a new series of talks about...
Page 120
Noteworthy Features In Big New Garage in Stockholm, Where Many Leylands are in Operation A DVANCED .arrangements for the...
Page 121
in East Africa Brig.-Gen. Sir H. Osborne Mance Carries Out Transport Investigation for East African Policy Board DUBLICATION...
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F ROM the Associated Equipment Co., Ltd., Southall, and C. W. Reeve, comes patent No. 459,191, showing a driving arrangement...