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13th July 1956
13th July 1956
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Tremors in Haulage

D ISQUIETING reports on conditions in some sections of the road haulage industry are in circulation. In the north it is said...

Passing Comments

Trouble at the Borough Boundary A PROBLEM associated with the growth of towns having a municipal bus service is to decide who...

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One Hears

That the air pollution most often encountered in traffic jams is more conducive to high blood pressure than lung trouble. That...

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NEW ATTEMPT TO REVISE P.S.V. REGULATIONS

A FTER a lapse of nearly three years, the Ministry of Transport has made a second attempt at redrafting the Public Service...

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Men in the News

MR. STANLEY S. DAWES has been elected president of the Institute of the Motor Industry for a tenth term. MR. M. A. DOWNS,...

Big Demand for Trips to London Airport

P UBLICITY given to London Air ]. port had resulted in a " great demand" from people wanting to go there, the East Midland...

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Privy Council Rule Haulage Charges Illegal

THE Judicial Committee of the Privy A Council on Tuesday upheld judgtents of the High Court of Australia , hich held invalid an...

New Depot for Big Haulage Fleet

XTENSIVE modem garage premises -■ built near Newbridge by Road arvices (Caledonian), Ltd., Dumies, a company formed by the...

B.R.S. "Artics " Work 14 Days Round the Clock

E ARLY this week, the London 1—i District of British Road Services completed a highly concentrated movement involving the...

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Intensive Use Involves Double Handling

" I AM satisfied that the existing 'vehicles have been used most intensively, to such, an extent that their maintenance must...

17 Councils Oppose L.U.T. on Fares

A N application by Lancashire United Transport, Ltd., and joint operators for increases in ordinary and workers' return fares...

Extra Vehicle to E Maintenance?

C AN an application for an addit vehicle be based on the gr of difficulty in withdrawing exi vehicles for maintenance? This...

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New B.R.S. Depots Micrograms • • •

in Lancashire N EW depots at Liverpool and Warrington were opened by British Road Services last Saturday. Nightly services...

Guy Take on ExAustin Workers T TAKING advantage of the avant

ability of workers from Midland car factories, Guy Motors, Ltd., Wolverhampton, have been recruiting labour from among...

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New Docking System Saves Money

A SYSTEM of maintenance based on time and mileage has been introduced by Liverpool Passenger Transport Department. The chassis...

Manager for Two Vehicles

A LTHOUGH they had only a lorry ".and a van, the Moxey Transporter and Conveyor Co., Ltd., 13 Augustus Road, Birmingham, 15,...

Tigers Converted t Double-deckers

F ORTY Leyland Tiger 34-se vertical-engined buses of the Ills' Transport Authority which have be operated for seven years have...

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Improvements Insidequate Bold Policy Needed

T HE few positive measures of road improvement undertaken in recent years were inadequate to meet the ever-growing needs of...

Loading Bans Would • Raise Costs

'THE clause in the Road Traffic Bill, I enabling local councils to ban loading and unloading for up to six hours a day without...

Rivals "Take Work at Any Price"

"W E have had a hard fight to maintain our hold on our traditional markets, although in this struggle we have had much support...

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THERE ATE WAR

in the Midlands? By P. A. C. Brockington, Some Say "Yes" and Others Say. "No," but Many Hauliers Wish for Closer Contact with...

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The Transport Association, mentioned above, was formed in 1953 and

represented the 're-establishment of the former transport arrangement which operated from 1945 to 1949, when many of the member...

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uenching the Thii

f the _. 7 1-• , STRON OUNTRY .11.1alreuers Thirty-nine Lorries Serve 520 Associated Houses and Other Establishments in...

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ROAD TRANSPOI EDUCES STEEL COSTS

Leading Members of the Steel Industry Testify to the Benefits of Using Road Vehicles for Internal and Outside Work H OW road...

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Political Commentary By JANUS

Obstinate Preference I N an official document such as their report and accounts for 1955, the British Transport Commission...

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Solid Drive Cuts Fuel Costs

By John F. Moon, A.M.I.R.T.E. Daimler Bus with Twiflex . Centrifugal Clutch Shows Economy under Varying Operating Conditions ;...

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COSTS and Charges

Up to Date Latest Figures for Oiland Petrolengined Goods Vehicles and Oilengined Buses and Coaches A COMPLETE revision of " '...

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Last Chance for Unit Buyers • H ALILlERS have only until Wednesday

to tender for a transport unit in list IS, which will be the last to be issued by the Road Haulage Disposal Board. List 15...

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Drawing Up a Contract

Many Operators , Regard Contract-A Licence Work As a Stepping-stone to Possession of an Ordinary A or B Licence: Points to...

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23 Faults Per Vehicle

D URING the past two years. the vehicle inspection section at the Farnborough Test House of the Inspectorate of Fighting...

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A Daimler-Benz Bus Design

PI A CHASSIS intended primarily for bus work comes in patent No. 746,169 (Daimler-Benz A.G., Stuttgart Unterttirkheim,...