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dealing with the partial scheme of organization arranged to cope with the many urgent demands which might be made upon road...
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Regulations That IT does seem an extraordinary Baffle Interpretation thing that regulations which by Operators . . have to be...
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Too much of " hush, hush." That there is danger in the silence of the trolleybus. That the back cover (?) of last week's...
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The composition of the Road Transport (Defence) Advisory Committee appointed by the Minister of Transport to advise on plans...
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inclusion of a statement Tr goods-in-transit policies, to the effect that all risks of wear and tear are excluded from the...
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Although, probably, of little immediate practical effect, considerable importance must be attached to the Ministry of Transport...
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11T was announced this week by Lancegaye Safety Glass (1934), Ltd., Hythe Road, London, N.W.10, that this concern has...
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An Unusually Well-balanced Review of the Position of the Road Industry and its Prospects. IN his inaugural address as...
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NAIXED v iews are held about the 1Y1future possibilities of using superchargers on commercial-vehicle engines. Such advances,...
S PECIALIST in the manufacture of ...)flywheel ring gears for electric starters, G. H. Rodway, Ltd., 90, Moor Street,...
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7 ,T OF DEPRECIATION A T the conclusion of the article in the October 7 issue of The Commercial Motor, I had reached a point,...
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S INCE we last described the doubledeck oil-engined bus chassis built by Crossley Motors, Ltd., Gorton, Manchester,...
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ROADS TO CAPACITY A T a meeting of the British Association, held this year, Major F. C. Cook, of the Ministry of Transport,...
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T HE importance of the tests, referred to last week, which Glasgow Corporation Transport Department is carrying out with the...
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EAVING London to attend the LA Munich Road-making Exhibition, 1938, no one could have had the slightest inkling that Munich was...
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Q LIET but intensive progress has been made in the use of gas-driven vehicles and marine motors in France during the past two...
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S TANDARDIZED bodywork often meets the requirements of the operator wishing to buy a delivery van, but in other instances, the...
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The Econonay of Good Transport. Efficient transport is not an expense, but an economy, and the really good transport manager...
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A N appeal which, it is expected, will .have far-reaching effects in connection with the weighing of vehicles on portable...
Discussion of Mr. Gupwell's Paper at Last Week's Road-transport Conference A 'a preliminary to the reading of Mr. Gupwell's...
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and QUERIES ROAD TRANSPORT IN EMERGENCIES. 154681 Congratulations on your leading article " Road Transport in the...
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T HE performance of the cooling system of a motor-vehicle engine is commonly stated in terms of temperature difference, by...
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PASSENGER TRANSPORT GLASGOW WILL NOT HAVE TROLLEYBUSES O N October 5 last, Glasgow Corporation, by 8 votes to 6, decided not...
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T "difficulty of unrernunerative bus services, which are demanded by the public, often comes up for discussion at public...
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A REVIEW of current metallurgical progress reveals many new features which are of special interest to the commercial-motor...
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WHEN starting an oil engine, it is W often necessary to set the injection pump to deliver fuel in excess of fullload...