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13th March 1953
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Everybody's Business

D ESPITE the activities of co-ordinating Om mittees of various kinds, there is insufficient understanding between the users and...

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Passing Comments

Safety Instruction Pays T HERE is no doubt that well-devised safety educa tion amongst employees in works can save a great...

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One Hears

That coloured springs have no particular affinity with appleblossom time. That high taxation is not the only deterrent to the...

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Hauliers Dislike Company Plan

TNFLUENTIAL members of the Road 1 Haulage Association are opposed to the creation of companies by the British Transport...

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Second Thoughts on the Transport Bill

B.T.C. Vehicle Allowance Increased: Company Plan Adopted said, be a Board to represent partially or primarily the purchasers....

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Haulier's Salary Ranks as Profit for Compensation

A ONE-MAN haulier whose business was nationalized was entitled to include the amount of his own remuneration as proprietor in...

Men in the News

MR. J. F. McNEn..t.v has been appointed Belfast district manager of Pirelli, Ltd. SIR REGINALD RAMSON WHITTY has joined the...

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20-year-old Tour Restriction to be Maintained

A N appeal order made 20 years ago by the Minister of Transport to restrict the number of additional vehicles to be run on...

Five Operators Seek Camp Traffic

A FTER a three-day hearing last week, the West Midland Licensing Authority adjourned the application of five operators to carry...

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Authority Objects to Application

T HE Scottish Deputy Licensing Authority stated last week that he had strong objections to an application submitted to him for...

ELECTRIC DEVICE LOCKS THE BRAKES ON

A N electrically operated device has been incorporated in N.C.B. electric vehicles to keep the hydraulic brakes applied after...

Bolton Could Save £45,000, Says Report

Ai SUM of £45,000 a year could be saved by Bolton Transport Department if there were changes in internal administration and...

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"Councils Have No Precedence:" Struggle for Estate Traffic

1- 1"HERE is nothing in the law to sug gest that local authorities have precedence over other passenger operators in providing...

P.V.O.A. Resist " Vigilante " Action A DISPUTE has arisen between the

Passenger Vehicle Operators' Association and the Road Passenger and Transport Association, Birmingham, over the activities of...

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Licence—But No Buses—for Council

T HE Northern Licensing Authority has granted a licence to a local authority with no transport undertaking. A dispute arose...

In a Line or Two

Chatham and District Traction Co., Ltd., has ordered eight Guy Arab double-decker chassis. The national conference of the...

Flood Relief : Hauliers Praised

A GLOWING tribute to the work PI done by members of the road .haulage industry in relieving distress caused by the recent...

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Coal Cost Offsets Higher Earnings

WHILST Glasgow Transport Department's motorbuses may earn an extra 1106,000 a year as the result of an increase in fares which...

Committee Cannot Report on Bill

T HE Minister of Transport has told the Central Transport Consultative Committee that they have no authority to submit a report...

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Midland "Red ) 1

at your service I By Alfred Woolf, B.A., and Laurence J. Cotton, M.I.R.T.E. Friday, February 13 was a Quiet Day for Digbeth...

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Only Three Were Missing

F RIDAY is normally the busiest day of the week for bus engineer ing staffs, because the fleet must be made available for...

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Traders Cutting Out Hauliers

I AM obliged to Major E. H. B. Palmer for his com ments, published on February 27, upon an earlier letter of mine. I had hoped...

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Two Big Welsh• Operators Succeed

South Wales Licensing Authority Rebukes Detractors : Dundee Adopts Stages of 0.66 Mile : Fares Up in Yorkshire S UBJECT to the...

Longer Credit for Exports 'T'HE Foreign Exchange Control I Committee

has recently shown willingness to extend its terms beyond the normal two-year limit, states Mr. C. B. Nixon, chairman of...

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London Fares : L.C.C. Overruled by Court

B.T.C. Charges Scheme Submitted to Transport Tribunal: Extra £6.6m. Needed A FTER a three-day hearing, the Court of Appeal...

New Multi-purpose Loader

A LOADER which, it is claimed, can be adapted to all types of tipping vehicle, forms the subject of a patent being negotiated...

Hiring Dearer Than Direct Operation

'WIRED transport is more costly than 1 I ancillary vehicles for the haulage of coal, coke and the other traffic of a gas...

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THE S $S ARE AS INGENIOUS AS EVER

By G. Mackenz M.I.Mech.E., S WITZERLAND is proud of its International Motor Show at Geneva, and judging from the variety of...

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The Cost of Changing Design

"IN some ways, the introduction of a I complex change is more difficult than the introduction of a new product. We are...

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Study of History

Political Commentary By JANUS Think now History has many cunning passages, contrived corridors And issues, deceives with...

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Fuel Cost d.

Per Mile Novelties in B.M.A. 5-cwt. Van Include Single-wheel Drive, Built-in Charging Equipment and Semi-traction Type Battery...

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Road Transport Alters American Life

By Roland Wild T HE development of road transport in the United States has altered the pattern of American living, and...

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. When Low Rates are Justified

Allegations of Rate-cutting Often Arise Because an Operator is Using an Oil-engined Vehicle and Therefore Has Less Expensive...

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Milk Collected from Farms by Tankers

QUBSTANTIAL savings have resulted a-) from applying the principles of bulk transport to milk collection from farms in the...

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Axle Casings From Sheet Metal

T HE fabrication of axle casings from welded-up sheet-metal pressings is a well-known method of manufacture, and patent No....