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16th November 1951
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Page 37

Mr. Churchill Looks Both Ways— I T would be idle to

deny the road transport industry's disappointment over the King's Speech. So much hope had been founded on a change of...

Page 38

Reaction to Pedestrian Crossings

W ITH the considerable reduction in the V V number of pedestrian crossings, the permanent and improved markings which have made...

Passing Comments First Coach Over Loibl Pass T HE distinction of

being the first tourist coach to use the rough shale track between Austria and Yugoslavia, involving climbing the 4,250-ft....

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"Back in the Same Box "—Col. Jerrett

T RADE and industry would be foolish to imagine that danger had - necessarily passed with the General Election, said Col. A....

Highland Transport Sell-out to B.T.C. ?

I T is understood that negotiations for the sale to the British Transport Commission of the half-interest in Highland...

Page 40

"USE STEELS WITH LOWER ALLOY CONTENT"

S TtEL conservation committees in the United Kin g dom should consider a g ain the properties of lower alloycontent steels, and...

MR. F. SPENCER has, been appointed mana g er of the Croydon branch of Brown Brothels, Ltd.

MR. J. BECKE, M.B.E.. T.D., A.C.A.,

has been appointed commercial director of the Regent Oil Co., Ltd. He was previously business manager.

LADY DOCKER, MR. 0. F. RIVERS and MR, J. F.

THORNTON have been elected to the board of Hooper and Co. (Coachbuilders), Ltd. MR. A. G. FIRM1N, director and g eneral mana g...

MR. 0. F. GINGELL has been appointed joint principal private

secretary responsiblefor transport (as distinct from civil aviatio n ) to the Minister of Transport.

MR. E. V. RALPH, formerly a director of Red and

White Services, Ltd., is to become mana g in g director of Kenya Bus Services, Ltd., a company in which the United Transport...

MR. W. NEWLAND, export mana g er of Simms Motor Units, Ltd.,

is visitin g the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East to review the transport-e q uipment market and appoint a g ents. He...

MR. C. F. MAYER has been appointed to the new

post of commercial overseas mana g er of Trico-Folberth, Ltd.. He has been export mana g er since 1946. MR, R. M. Vara DYCK,...

OBITUARY

WE re g ret to record the deaths of IT MR. C. L. BREEDEN, MR, A. SINCLAIR and MR. P. BLYTHE.. Mr. Breeden was chairman and...

BLOWING THEIR OWN TRUMPETS

rrHE Eul g or musical horn, made in .I. France, is now bein g distributed in this country by Marchal Distributors, Ltd., Great...

Sickness Hits Bus Undertaking

INLESS there is an immediate improvement in the labour position, services at peak periods will have to be restricted....

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2d. Minimum in London Soon ?

C ONTINUING the British Transport Commission's case before the Transport Tribunal, last week, for the revision of passenger...

Visor-canopy for Export Leylands

A COMBINED sun visor and roof canopy has been introduced by Leyland Motors, Ltd., for fitting to the cabs of heavy-duty...

Page 45

Drivers to Pa); for Tuition ?

• A RESOLUTION that every person .1 — IL undertaking tuition as a bus driver should be requested to give an assurance that if...

In a Line or Two

Proceedings of the East Midlands Transport Users' Consultative Committee are to be open to the Press. The Midland service...

Page 46

Court Upholds R.H.E. Pay Offer•

T HE Industrial Court has given its decision in the care of the claim for higher pay for maintenance and repair grades employed...

London Transport Orders More A.E.C.s

A TOTAL of 375 A.E.C. Regent In. Mark II chassis has recently been ordered by London Transport; 4,740 have been ordered since...

Page 47

Seddon Builds a 25-seater Oiler

A SMALL 25-seater oil-engined bus with full forward control and a door in front of the axle adjacent to the driver, is being...

Troops on Leave Prefer Buses

B USES seemed to be preferred by troops for convenience in leave travel. If there were adequate bus services, more soldiers...

Page 48

"Rather a Damp Squib"

Political Commentary By JANUS A FTER Guy Fawkes night, the reference to road haulage in the King's Speech was rather a damp...

Page 49

Goods Transport at Minimum Cost

F EWER light commercial vehicles, but noteworthy improvements in those that remain, distinguish this year's Cycle and Motor...

Page 50

South Americi System Develo Bus Fast

By D. G. STOKES, General Sales Manager, Leyland Motors, Ltd. e Strong American InfluSouth America is Buying Buses in Large...

Page 53

Obstructing an Export Service

Opinions and Queries WE specialize in the removal of deposits from all " internal surfaces, including gas and water mains,...

Page 54

UNITY IS STRENGTH

By L. J. COTTON, M.I.R.T. E. Unit Construction Reduces Weight, Increases Strength and Greatly Facilitates Repair After...

Page 59

To Mecca by Bus

A FLEET of 250 International Bus-master buses was used this year on the pilgrinAge to Mecca to carry • the " hadjis" from the...

Page 60

A Licence is N ot Transferable, says- , But • • E. H.

B. PALMER, T HE practice of selling nothing for something, in the haulage industry, is doing as well as might be expected....

Page 61

Easier, Quicker Weighbridge Testing

T o check weighbridges, of which there are about 600 in the county of London, London County Council has developed a set of...

Comfort for Short-stage Passengers

DASSENGER comfort has been I specially studied in the design of a new Daimler double-decker recently placed in service by...

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Chassisless 3-cwt.

Three-wheeler W EIGHING only 420 lb. without fuel and oil, and powered by a 250 c.c. four-stroke air-cooled single-cylindered...

" Amulree Report Out of Date"

A SUGGESTION that the Atnulree tI report was out of date and in need of revision was made in the report of Mr. W. Tudor Davies...

Dutch Fleets Regain Strength

B EFORE the German invasion, Holland had 4,500 buses, but immediately after the war the number was 508. By July 1 this year the...

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Traffic May Double on Britain's Roads

Authoritative Comment on the Highway Problem by Bucks County Surveyor T HE road vehicle was the ideal medium for journeys of...

"Contract Carriages Increase London Congestion"

Scotland Yard Officer Explains Causes of Congestion and Outlines Attempted Remedies P ARKED private cars, contract carriages...

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hat Does the Oiler Save?

T HERE has lately been a recrudescence of the question: "What is the annual mileage below which it . . would not pay to run an...

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A•Swashplate Injection Pump

A Ninjection pump having several novel features is shown in patent No. 657,759 (I. Retel, Seine, France). In the scheme...