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14th August 1964
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Ton-Uppers?

W HEN the Construction and Use (Amendment) Regulations come into effect next Friday the 100-plus passenger double-deck bus will...

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London Edinburgh Roadrailers to Start in October?

BY H. BRIAN COTTEE ONDO'N (King's Cross) to Newcastle and Edinburgh is the route chosen for the . 11 -4 first commercial...

Lighting Exemption?

DECAUSE it has been found imprac ticable for round timber carriers to meet a requirement of the Road Vehicles Lighting...

Germans Get Tough

T HE West German authorities are adopting a much stricter attitude towards haulage operations carried out by foreign carriers...

L.C.C. ACTS 7

N EW and stringent measures to prevent fly-tipping of rubbish, especially from demolition sites, have been proposed by London...

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'OP FLY-TIPPING OF RUBBISH

)f the person to whom the carrier's icence has been granted should appear 3rominently on every vehicle. No 'eputable haulier...

. and L. A. Warns on Dumping

TIPP ER operators who have been pr wed to have committed or caused n be ommitted offences concerning the mauth prized dumping...

Leicester Haulage Group Started

A NOTHER co-operaCve group, primarily for tippers, has _been set up. The latest is Leicestershire Hauliers Ltd., in which 23...

NATIONAL DIRECTORY OF EXPRESS CARRIERS 'THE express carriers group of

the 1 . Road Haulage Association has published a directory includ:ng details of the districts served .by members and of special...

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Airing Labour's Transport Plans Before the Election

FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT L ABOUR plans for transport if the 1 .-i party wins the General Election will get their last...

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More Accidents—and New Regulations

N INE people were killed and 66 injured in 70 accidents involving petroleum spirits or mixtures in 1963. The number of...

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New. Coaches for Ronsway

ONSWAY COACHES LTD., Hemel IA Hempstead, recently took delivery of three new 51-passenger Thames Marauder luxury coaches,...

'BUS LANES ESSENTIAL FOR • HIGH-CAPACITY ROUTES'

M EANS of encouraging the use of public transport in the Manchester area come under close study in a report entitled "Rapid...

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Double-decker Revolution Imminent F By F. K. MOSES THE day

of the 100-passenger, or larger, double-decker bus is almost upon us. This is probably the most significant fact, so far as bus...

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Convertible Seats on Strachans Bus

C ONVERTIBLE seats which start life as coach seats, and can later be modified into normal stage bus seats without any need for...

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Busmen's New Hostel at Oxford

C HA1RMAN of The City of Oxford Motor Services Ltd., Mr. W. M. Dravers, has welcomed the fact that Oxford City Council shared...

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Unlicensed Tipper Men are Refused Licences

A N application by 14 tipper operators to license 18 tippers to work out of a building site at Camberwell; London— which arose...

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The Russell (Grangemouth) Appeal

/ N CONTRAST to its House of Fraser judgment (reviewed in "Licensing Case book" on July 31) in which the Scottish Court of...

A Metropolitan tipper group would have saved all this

THERE can be no doubt that the I. Metropolitan deputy Licensing Authority, Mr. C. J. Macdonald, exercised his discretion and...

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Western Licensing Authority Acts to Protect 'Flat' Operators

I AST month, during the marathon appeals by Tees-side long-steel hauliers before the Transport Tribunal, both sides spoke out...

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Manchester Area To Have First Dimmed-lamps Trial ?

L -1 A LARGE-SCALE road-safety trial of is new dimmed-headlamp system developed by the Road Research Laboratory is planned by...

ORDERS and DELIVERIES LARGE A.E.C. SALES SOUTH OF EQUATOR: A.E.C.

Ltd. has received orders totalling 140 vehicles from South Africa and Australia during the past week. The Australian orders...

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Transport 'Courses in London

T HE University of London's extension courses in transport studies have been extended. The University extension certificate in...

Articulated Mass X-ray Outfit

4' LARGE articulated mobile radiography unit has just been built by Martin Walter Ltd. for the South East Metropolitan Regional...

LIGHTWEIGHT TANKER WITH LOW-PROFILES

(Left) The Firestone singles on the E.R.F. 100-barrel tanker rear bogie. A LIGHTWEIGHT E.R.F. eightI -1 wheeled tanker which...

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. NEWS IN BRIEF Hereford Relief Road : The Minister

of Transport has accepted a tender of £608,005 for the construction of the first section of the Hereford City north-south...

ROAD AND WORKSHOP by Handyman

Stopping a Diesel Engine O F the various controls on the diesel vehicle, the " stop " control may come last on the list when...

Derby Winne r This Week

THIS week's prize-winner is Mr. L 1 Tuxford. of Derby. He says that when the near - side panel is removed from the engine cover...

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NEW EQUIPMENT

and Publications Latest Bosch Foglamp T HE latest foglamp available from Bosch Ltd. is the Crusader, an enlarged version of...

Aluminium Protective Coating PA A RE-FORMULATED version of the concern's Lakadise

BUT/100 protective coating for aluminium_ is being marketed by Swale Chemicals Ltd. BUT/100 is a one-coat butyrate resin...

Beadbreaker Leaflet rt A NEW leaflet is available from Drivall Ltd.

on the beadbreaker made by this concern. The price of the beadbreaker has now been reduced to £.10 15s. The Roadall hand tool...

5-ton Hydraulic Jack A , NEW 5-ton hydraulic jack is announced by Johnson

Precision Instruments Ltd. This J.P.H. jack is precisionnachined and weighs 16-5 lb. All parts are readily replaceable. Closed...

Additive for Castor-based Lubricants A N additive suitable for use with any castor-based lubricant

in the commercial vehicle and engineering fields is being marketed by a new company, Jack Emmett Ltd. The additive, called...

Gas-tight Silencer Clip mOW being offered by Elms Garage (B'ham)

Ltd. is a circular silencer clip which gives a gas-proof joint with one-spanner application. The square shank bolt and the clip...

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'CUM.' ESSAY CONTE'S

NINNERS I N motor vehicle manufacture, what is our position in Europe? What will our position be 10 years hence? To answer...

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BIRD'S EYE VIEW By The Hawk

New I.T.A. Branch There is a move afoot to reconstitute an Edinburgh Division of the Industrial Transport Association. Prior to...

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`Road operators1 I should prepare their defences now'

F LEXING their muscles in advance of the General Election campaign Koper, some of the prospective candidates may be tempted to...

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REVERSE THRUST • and all that

O VER the past 10 years or so there has been a slow but steady increase in the use of exhaust brakes by British vehicle...

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Trade is Buoyant —Hopes are High

By G. A. Pearson MANCHESTER HAULIERS AND LINER TRAINS " I OOK across there; that's Yorkshire" 1 .-4 was the opening remark of...

The Powerful Voice of B.R.S.

DOCK WORK AND TRUNKING IVIOVING house and business was the Peldouble headache of the man charged with conducting the affairs...

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Traders and Manufacturers

PLUG INTO THIS AM surprised that plug-in facilities 1 for refrigerated vehicles are not advertised ". sa.,s Mr. W. R. Peel,...

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Proud Preston

KEEPING THEM HAPPY "We all go to him with our moans and he keeps us happy ", it was said of pleasant Mr, W. Dixon, who holds...

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Operations Around the Area

BETTER THAN CANUTE ? r I NCE upon . a time the barges floated along the canal and discharged raw cotton into a warehouse in...

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Maintenance and Vehicle Availability

T HE rapid development of road transport during the past 50 years has been increasingly highlighted in recent official reports....

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IN YOUR OPINION

Coupling-Up Semis I WAS interested to read your comments of "the dropped I semi-trailer" by Handyman in your issue of July...