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17th June 1955
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Litigation—By Request

T H E decision of the Transport Tribunal in the Bristow appeal, reported in The Commercial Motor last week, is, for several...

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Programme for Politicians

A MONG 14 Bills to be sponsored by the Government in the present session of Parliament, the most important for...

Passing Comments

Honours to Come? IIPIEPRESENTATIVES of road transport do not " figure prominently in the Birthday Honours List published last...

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One Hears

That there are few unemployed now—except ferrets and rabbit poachers. That small industrial diamonds can now be made...

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Disposal Policy Changes Likely

THE Minister of Transport has called for a departmental report on the progress and policy of disposals. It is expected [writes...

LIFTING OF CONTROLS MADE LITTLE CHANGE

Temporary Congestion in Parcels Traffic : No Relaxation of Drivers' Hours ITTLE advantage appears to have been taken of the...

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Goods Moved By Ignoring Section 19 Mr. Callaghan

BY OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT THE hours worked by drivers to move I the goods in the railway strike were a feature of the...

Leyland-Atkinson Rumour Untrue

A N unfounded rumour that Leyland Motors, Ltd., were negotiating for the purchase of Atkinson Lorries (1933), Ltd., was...

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New Traffic Bill Coming: Hope of Bigger Road Programme

BY OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT A N amended version of the Road Traffic Bill is to be introduced again in this session of...

Bus Delivery Delays Cause Concern

C ONCERN over the delay in obtaining delivery of new vehicles was expressed by Mr. J. W. Womar, chairman of the North Western...

Men in the News

MR. T. HARTLEY, MR. S. G. DEAVES and DR. W. D. Scion have joined the board of the British Tyre and Rubber Co., Ltd. MR. FRANK...

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Tribunal Caustic Over Letters : B.T.C. Appeals Succeed

CAUSTIC comments about letters produced by applicants from their customers were made by Mr. Hubert Hull, president of the ....

L.T.E. Face Extra £ 3.2m. in Wages S INCE the British Transport

Commission's passenger charges scheme came into force last year the London Transport Executive would have to bear in a full...

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More Bulk Milk • Collection .

T HE policy of collecting milk in bulk from farms by the Scottish Milk Marketing Board would be expanded gradually, stated Mr....

In a Line or Two

Vehicle licences which expire on June 30 may now be renewed. The Beier Infinitely Variable Gear Co., Ltd., are now at 1...

French Output Up: New Group Plan

I N the first four months of this year. 58,302 commercial vehicles were made in France, compared with 55,068 a year ago....

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More Swedish Units Being Turbo-blown

INCREASED use of turbo-blowers by 11 Swedish vehicle manufacturers is becoming apparent. Details of the Volvo 185 b.h.p....

Africa and India Order More Leylands

nRDERS taken by Leyland-Albion k-./ (Africa), Ltd., in May exceeded by 90 per cent. those received in February. the previous...

Must Need Be Proved For Picking Up?

WHEN E. J. Spratley, Ltd., Mortimer, VI' appealed in London, last week, age.inst the South Eastern Licensing Authority's...

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Halifax Fares Rise : Newcastle's Review

A N application by Halifax Transport Department designed to raise revenue by £27,444 a year has been granted by the Yorkshire...

"Lorry Driver of the E50m. Promised but Year" Contest £750,000

Spent E NTRIES for the 1955 " Lorry Driver of the Year competition are invited from owners of vehicles in the following...

" IN 1953 the Government promised that £50m. would be

spent upon improvements during the ensuing three years. Actually less than £750,000 was spent in the first year and now the...

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Prodigious Efforts to Move Coal

East Midland Hauliers and C-licensees Come to the Rescue of Consumers Affected by the Rail Strike H AULIERS and C-licensees...

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Opinions and Queries

C-Hiring Users May Join T.R.T.A. IN your issue of May 27, Janus once again displays an A unfortunate lack of knowledge of...

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Record Year for S.U.T. Tours

By Andrew Seacombe D URING the past seven years the coach has wrought a . revolution in the holiday habits of many thousands...

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Political Commentary

Invidious Distinction I N feudal times the serf, obliged to wear a special collar or some other distinguishing sign of his...

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'ficlent Irons Out the Bumps

A Chassis Developed in Great Britain 'Specifically for _Operationon Unsealed Roads Overseas Shows its Paces on Bagshot Heath ;...

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Two Yorks Hauliers c Buy Back Businesse s

Ackworth Depot Returns to Ackworth Transport Co., Ltd.: Onward Road Transport Resume Operations from Selby T HE depot of...

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Steam Steps Out

D ESPITE the counter-attraction of the Le Mans 24-hour race, the traction--engine rally at Appleford, near Abingdon, last...

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Institute of Public Cleansing Conference

Oilers Cut Municipal Costs Cleansing Officers Discuss Rural Difficulties, Refuse Collection and Costing T HE operating...

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Mr. R. Hanson's Return to Haulage Significant

Sutcliffe Group Running 38 Vehicles: Daily Trunk Services to Main Centres O F all the remarkable stories associated with the...

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Meeting the Customers

How a Haulier Ran into Difficulty When• Required by his Customers to Modify His Charges and Accept Lower Payments During a...

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A Stabilizer for Large Vehicles

p ATENT No. 728,397 (Daimler-Benz A.G., Stuttgart Unterturkheim, Germany) discloses a means for interconnecting the springs ....