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Page 63
S INCE our Outlook and Export Number of 1930, many important developments have occurred, some satisfactory and others quite the...
in expanding our trade with the Empire Overseas and foreign markets is to obtain correct and upto-date information regarding...
Page 64
T importance of governors being rendered HJ immune from interference by drivers cannot be exaggerated. Instances are cited...
Page 65
Of progress with the all-British Latil tractor at the Letchworth works. That the associations should work together like cogs...
Page 66
"The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...
Page 67
A return recently issued by the Ministry of Transport shows that the earnber of motor vehicles registered for the first time...
Page 68
Some pointed Observations were made by Mr. E. G. Izod, the managing director of Weyrrsann's Motor Bodies (1925), Ltd., in a...
Page 69
More Buses for Manchester.. In connection with the proposals to borrow £53,000 for the provision of more buses, Manchester...
An A.E.C. bus has been demonstrated at BARROW-IN-FURNESS. WIMBLEDON Corporation's highways committee is obtaining tenders for...
Page 70
of PROGRESS in ROAD TRANSPORT Reviewing the Growth and Status of the Goods and Passenger,transport Industry. Valuable...
Page 72
How the Trade in Commercial Motors is Progressing and the Prospects for Future Sales in Britain Overseas. Requirements of...
Page 75
By E. C. Marston, Chairman, Road Haulage Association Every Haulier is Ccncerned as to What is in Store For the Industry, and....
Page 76
Work for the Industry By Col. D. C. McLagan, D.S.O., Secretary of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, Ltd. A...
Page 77
Deputation O N Tuesday night the Conservative Members' Transport Committee held a meeting, presided over by Sir Henry Jackson,...
mHE Conference of National Organizations Interested in Road Transport, which recently issued " The Case of Trade and Industry...
Page 78
THE IRAQ PIPE LINE 0 IL from the Kirkuk field which is being opened up about 150 miles north of Bagdad will be conveyed by...
Page 82
in Petrol Engines By L. Mantell The Bi-Fuel System as Developed by the Solex Concern in Conjunction with Prominent Users....
Page 84
MARKETS O VERSEAS requirements are met by British chassis makers with Itss difficulty than was the case even a few years ago....
Page 86
An Opening for the Enter-, prising Manufacturer of the Lighter Types of Vehicle By Folke Reich, Motoring Correspoident of the...
Page 87
T HE road traffic in Poland underwent relatively considerable development during the post-war years, .although the progress...
Page 88
TRACKS for cross-country vehicles Much Attention is Being Given to Equipment which Facilitates Transport Over Almost Any...
Page 91
Estimating Operating Costs Overseas How "The Commercial Motor" Tables of Operating Costs May be Utilized Abroad. Comparisons...
Page 92
A Market for Vehicles of Up to 3 Tons Capacity and of Low Price R JMANIA is thirsting for road )transport and there is wide...
Page 93
The Outlook for a Promising System Which Provides Fuel Equivalent to Petrol Costing Nd. to 9-id. per Gallon T IIERE is nothing...
Page 94
A Review of Achievement with an Outline of Possible Future Developments T O mention the word "transmission" when in the...
Page 96
IN PARLIAMENT By OUT Special Parliamentary Correspondent Rail and Road Report. VrEMBERS of Parliament have been .I.Y_Lplying...
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PASSENGER TRANSPORT LATEST NEWS FROM THE TRAFFIC AREAS FREE SERVICES: WESTMINSTER COACHES FINED. ON Monday last, the North...
Page 99
The Elaborate System of Greyhound Motors, Ltd., Revealed in a Lecture O 'Cif the most interesting papers ever read before...
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Details of an Interesting Experiment Made in Difficult Indian Conditions S EVERAL different types of crosscountry lorry have...
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More Controversy on the Comparative Costs of Operating Oil-engined and Steam Vehicles The Fallacy of the Belief that Heavy...
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By Roman Oyarzun, Commercial Attache to the Spanish Embassy S PAIN has about 23 million inhabitants, and, although it is not...
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A Resume of Recently Published Patent Specifications THE change-speed gear described in patent No. 365,585, by W. G. Ship...