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TT is Our firm opinion that the clause in the ; Road Traffic Bill which' Will have the most ; adverse effect upon the future...
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I T is rather interesting to note the extraordinary longevity of some commercial vehicles. For instance, that of which we...
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slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the roughness of the roads over which...
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Accompanying this paragraph we publish a portrait of Mr. W. J. B. KetleY, who has recently been appointed manager of the...
CHTPPENHAM Town Council is to buy a new motor ambulance. Sanction has been given for NEWCASTLE City Council to purchase 12...
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We have recently received a copy of the motor log book and lubrication guide published by the Anglo-American Oil Co., Ltd., 36,...
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BRUSSELS SHOW A Commentary Upon the Most Important Commercial vehicle Exhibits at the Salon de Bruxelles, which Closes...
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"DEFERENCE has already t ,en Xt./made in these columns to the Ministry •of Transport's experimental road, Harmondsworth, but...
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Lord Russell Explains the Bill. Minister Favours 30 m.p.h. Limit. Late Home Secretary's Comments. Opinions About the Speed...
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PASSENGER-VEHICLE ENTRANCES Our Bodybuilding Expert Discourses Upon the Subject of the Various Types of Entrance and Exit...
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E LSEWHERE we refer, under the title of "Personal Pars," to the appointment of Mr. W. J. B. Ketley as manager of the...
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The F.W.D. 6-ton Machine Put Through its Paces During the Recent Stormy Weather • D RING the past few years the demand for...
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The Progress which is Being Made with the Ramp Trailer—a Simple but Effective Device which Greatly Facilitates Loading and...
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An Account of the Dover Six-cylinder 15-20-cwt. Van and of its Performance Under Load J]' and Essex 1_1_ motorcars are famous...
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which tyre-manufacturing companies remind users of the need for maintaining proper pressure in pneumatic tyres, the trouble...
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A Dennis Passenger Chassis Forms the Basis of a Most Interesting Van Which Has Been Built and Equipped to Perform an Unique...
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F°' ill) in 1913 to undertake transport in all its branches and to consolidate the interests of the Gateshead, Tynemonth and...
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Brief Details of a Forward-control Single-decker for Service in Outer London Districts. W HAT is thought to be. the first...
How Early Coaching Experience Has Helped to Establish a Profitable Business in Hertfordshire. NXTHEN Mr U. Leverett, a coach V...
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How London Coastal Coaches, Ltd., is Catering for Those Travelling During the Christmas Holidays. A COMPLETE list of the...
A Discourse Upon the Methods of Large Operators in Building up Present-day Services Over Wide Areas. E XPERIENCE has proved...
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DETAILS of DESIGN Novel Features of Construction which make for ,Better Performance and Easier Maintenance. Where Improvement...
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for the Van Body Some Notes on a Special Method of Construction Featured by an Old-established London Concern T O mount a...
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and QUERIES The Excessive Restricting of Bus Weight. The Editor, THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR. [2961] Sir,-1 have read with...
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Some Details of the Powerpropelled Cable-ploughing Machines, Tractors, etc., Seen Last Week at the Royal • Agricultural Hall,...
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HAULIER and CARRIER " S.T.R." Explains a Method of Fixing the Charges for the Conveyance of Parcels Over a Regular Route two...
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in a Publicity Van Description of a Weibfini shed Light Van, With a Unique Design of Body. OMEONE who obviously had keen...
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Trailer-brake Connection A Resume of Recently Published Patent Specifications T HE name of Reginald William Neste, who...