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P OST-MORTEM examinations of munieipal ttansport accounts are now in progress all over the ouritry. Political wrangling over...
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U SERS of private cars are sometimes apt to make invidious comparisons between their life in terms of mileage and that of many...
Bank Holiday "L" Plates A READER who does not suffer fools gladly would like to see the roads closed at Bank Holiday weekends...
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Use your vision or become a vision. Of a serious suggestion to extend exhaust pipes to the tops of buses and lorries. And of...
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A S forecast in The Commercial Motor on July 24, British buses are to replace the American White vehicles in use in Kingston,...
OLLOWING the suggestion by removers holding B licences in the Metropolitan Area that the condition which it is proposed to...
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NFLUENCED inevitably by Coronation year, Duple Motor Bodies, Ltd., he Hyde, Hendon, London, N.W.9. ave designated their latest...
T HE Minister of Transport was not being pessimistic when he said in the House of Commons that the Thesiger Committee's report...
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r LE CTR !CITY might become cheaper to use than imported fuels, 'Aid. . Baron Power, Mayor of Walsall and chairman of....
TWO London buses which in less than I two months covered 6,300 miles on the Continent, were welcomed back to the Chiswick...
MR. JOHN ALLINGHAM, Of Simms Motor Units, Ltd., is on his way to join the Simms station in Johannesburg. MR. R. GRAHAM EMERY,...
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('OMMERCIAL VEHICLE output ■ .-.• and exports declined in June after showing an improvement in May. Statistics issued by the...
D URING the year ended June last, 14,485 new C-licence holders came into existence and the number of C-Licence vehicles...
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• CEEKING their . second increase in ...) - fares this year, East Yorkshire Motor Services, Ltd., were accused at a recent...
CARDIFF'S Assistant Recorder decided recently that a bus chassis with the engine removed was a disabled mechanically propelled...
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FURNITURE dealer should not be I. expected to go to his competitor fornsport, said Mr. S. W. Nelson, irthern Licensing...
Y restricting the carriage of lime by Walker Bros. (Darlington), .Ltd., the movement of burnt and kibbled )ducts from the...
A further programme for, the replacenit of trams by trolleybuses is proposed Glasgow. The India Tyre and Rubber Co., Ltd., .ve...
A PROTEST against the action of the South-Eastern Licensing Authority in granting the East Kent Road Car Co., Ltd., a...
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Three New Specialized Vehicles Built for Exceptional Conditions Form the Basis of Series with Various Wheelbases and having a...
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Spanish Haulag AS CCORDING to the law, panish haulage concerns operating long distances over routes parallel to the railways...
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AIN is at present a restricted market for British commercial vehicles. output of home-produced vehicles but currency is short....
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By Alan Smitt flow the Individual Trans, , T of the Constituent Co pa • Great Universal Stor s 6 been Amalgamated into ( age...
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By Will the Condition which the Metropolitan Licensing Arthur R. Wilson, Authority Proposes to Attach to B-Licences Granted...
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Reflections on 20 Years Experience in DesignilQ Furniture Vans Reveal Risin. Costs, Improved Construction Legal Complexities...
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All-round Improvement in the Latest Commer Superpoise Equipped with an Overhead-valve Petrol Engine and a Heavy-duty Braking...
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T O supplement the model introduced , last year which is suitable for 6-volt and 12-volt..circuits, G.S.L. Products, Ltd.,...
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Political Commentary By JANUS R ECENT research has apparently established that Salome 'danced before Herod not for the gory...
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Different Types of Haulage Operation Call for Various Methods of Tendering Rates : This Article Describes Whether Quotations...
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F ROM Clayton Dewandre Co., Ltd., Titanic Works, Lincoln, comes patent No. 693,842, dealing with a modified form of...