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suggestions put forward during chats with people eminent in the transport world, indicate fairly clearly that there is a...
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A " Safety " Newspaper For Training the Young . . . A Nillustrated newspaper for children, which deals with aspects of safety...
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That an association journal says that a driver must have responsilibity." That the " silly bit" is a little out of place....
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MOTOR TRADE RECRUITS FOR TERRITORIAL TECHNICAL UNITS. T HE War Office has now notified the National Service Committee of the...
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OVERLOADING CHARGE FOLLOWS HIRING. S UMMONSES were heard recently at Wimborne, against Strong and Co., the brewery concern of...
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Caterham Ueb.ij District Council is Lo pnroba,o a tire-engiee. Todmorden Joint Omnibus Committee it buy ing four oif-engined...
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I HAVE been asked to deal with the question-of brick haulage, and to put forward a schedule of rates for application in that...
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Hydraulic and Achanical Brake Control Which Provides Against all Eventualities of Brake Failure. Ingenious Unit Construction of...
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A SECOND large-scale factory con, version has now been completed at the Farington works of Leyland Motors, Ltd. With the...
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Road Transport is Steadily Growing in Favour for Flower Carrying. The Reasons Why Growers Prefer w Send by Road The Days Have...
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Strong Opposition to the Scheme Circulated for Consideration T HERE is considerable criticism, in employers' circles in...
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High-pressure Systems are of Limited Value. Success is Governed by Gas Solubility at Ordinary Pressures R EFERENCE was made in...
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Public Service Transport Association Meeting Voted by all to be One of the Best of the Series. Trade and Industry Well...
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Mr, G. H. Brooks, M.Inst.T., of London Transport, Discusses the Pros and Cons of Ticket-issuing Machines in Paper Read at...
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Length and Height Restrictions Introduce Interesting Problems in the Design of an Outsize Tank-trailer Outfit A TANK trailer,...
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T HE craft of the coachbuilder has reached such a stage of flexibility that to build a body to suit certain specific...
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connected with the use of commercial motors. Letters should be written on only one side of the paper. The right of abbreviation...
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better known 1 name in the filtration field than that of Stream-Line Filters, Ltd., and it is, therefore, of interest that this...
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ROADS FOR DEFENCE—ROADS FOR PEACE. " Road users will shortly be paying approximately £100,000,000 per annum in special motor...
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p ROOF that British manufacturers never rest in their progress towards the improvement of municipal motors, was offered at...
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A Precis of a Most Controversial Paper Read at the Institute of Transport Conference at Southampton by Mr. G. F. Bilbrough O...
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THE GOVERNMENT AND POLICE PATROL GRANT. T HE House of Lords, last week, adopted the following resolution: " That his Majesty's...
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PASSENGER TRANSPORT ROTHERHAM AND FEMALE CONDUCTORS I T was decided, at a meeting of the Rotherham Town Council, last week, to...
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Automatic Advance Mechanism 1"( obviate e use of links, levers th ) and pivots, all of which are liable to wear, is the chief...