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T HE search for economy in bus operation to offset continually rising costs has been diligent, but by being too Close to the...
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A CURIOUS lack of uniformity in dealing with the renewal of free A and open A licences for the cartage fleets of British...
Time for Bed MOT many years have passed since practically all internal" combustion engines had their cylinders, pistons and...
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That traffic should be attracted by efficiency and reliability to the type of transport most suited to its needs. That to...
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EVENUE from higher fares introduced last year by the Bristol Omnibus Co., Ltd., was £36,000 below the company's estimate,...
nVER 2m. vehicles that are more than 10 years old will be affected at NJ . first by the Government's inspection scheme, but it...
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Coach Operators Accuse Each Other Over Army Camp Services : Irregular Activities Alleged A FEUD which has developed between...
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O BJECTORS should make the m selves familiar with the penalties for Making false tatements in the traffic eating, Mr. J. A. T....
F OR 10 years a coach tour from Newcastle upon Tyne to Keswick had been operated below the proper fare by Galleys Motors, Ltd.,...
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A S forecast exclusively in The Commercial Motor last week, Mr. R. N. Ingram (W. R. Ingram, Ltd., Yardley, Birmingham) was on...
S HARP criticism of the fuel companies whose drivers are holding up deliveries to London coach concerns, was made this week by...
TURNOVER and profit of Associated I Commercial Vehicles, Ltd., for the 'six months ended last March had fallen as compared with...
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should be allowed to serve Cantley housing estate, Doncaster, the Yorkshire Traffic Commissioners were told on Monday.. Mr. T....
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I F this application is granted, there will be more traffic for British - Railways," observed Mr. J. A. Dunkerley at a hearing...
NV ARNING a newcomer to keep strictly within the terms of his B licence, Mr. J. A. T. Hanlon, Northern Licensing Authority,...
A TRANSPORT clerk who entered .1 - 1 into a laundry agreement on his employers' behalf had the necessary authority to put their...
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J OAD-RAIL negotiating committees must stop acting as judges in thcir 11 . own courts, Mr. J. H. A. Randolph, Yorkshire Deputy...
T HE owner of two coach companies was warned at Blackpool, last Friday. against making " wild allegations" about one of his...
TWELVE companies in the•Morecambe 1 Coach Association objected at Blackpool, last week, when Ribble Motor Services, Ltd.,...
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TO ensure speedy delivery of Morris1 Commercial spares in Gloucester, the new premises of the Wicliffe Motor Co., Ltd., arc...
H IRE-PURCHASE commitments amounting to £200 a month were blamed for a haulage company's failure to pay their employees'...
A MAN who paid £50 for the goodwill of a business which turned over £10,000 a year did nothing underhand, Mr. J. A. T. Hanlon,...
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TwELVE Tiger Cub buses with two' pedal control and M.C.W. 44-seat bodywork are to be delivered to Trinidad by Leyland Motors,...
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series of criminal offences over a long period, Allison's Transport (Contracts), Ltd., Dundee, built up a large haulage...
TE the East Midland Traffic Corn.L missioners went ahead with their proposal to increase some fares charged by Hudson's Bus...
IDHOTOGRAPHS of congested roads I during the summer months were shown to the Yorkshire Traffic Commissioners, last week, to...
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New Taskers Gear for Articulated Outfits of capacities Up to 12 Tons is Interchangeable with Other Gears A U TOMATIC coupling...
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R APIDLY growing freight carried between this country and the Continent by Continental Ferry Trailers, Ltd,, and experience...
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Oilers Economic for Removals Problems of Removals to Scottish Islands: Specialized. Training for Supervisors T HE economics...
T " many advantages offered by battery-electric vehicles for local delivery work should soon be recognized by the nationalized...
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A NUMBER of appliances made surprise appearances at Earls Court when the Mechanical Handling Exhibition opened there last week....
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Maintenance Too Costly M AINTENANCE was the chief topic of discussion at the Public Transport Association's annual conference...
S EVERAL ways of reducing the cost of routine servicing and maintenance of vehicles and of garaging were suggested by Mr....
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L OSS of traffic, increased operating costs, labour recruitment and staff discipline, and the changing relationship between...
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QPECIALLY adapted Bedford 4 x 4 I-) tankers will be used.by Shell-Mex and B.P., Ltd., to supply all the fuel and lubricants...
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THREE materials suitable for the 1 manufacture of plain bearings which will run without oil lubrication are introduced by the...
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A Variety of Vehicles and Appliances Is in Use at the -Witmington Plant of I.C.I., and Servicing and Repair Work is Planned on...
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T HERE seems to be a general opinion among those L responsible for the maintenance of commercial vehicles that when wheel studs...
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Political Commentary By 'JANUS R EACTION tests favoured by psychologists include the presentation to the subject of a list of...
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C ' OMPARISON of losses might well seem the only purpose of costing road passenger operation if the many recent reports on the...
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Bird's Eye View By The Hawk H 0W does a strike remain unofficial for more than three weeks without any apparent attempt by...
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A SCHEME shown in patent No. L — k 792,098 is directed towards reducing idle vehicle time while freight is being loaded or...