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18th December 1936
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Company Representation in Courts

D IFFERENCES in procedure in various courts frequently result in there being considerable perplexity regarding the correct...

Thoughtlessness and Accidents

A CCIDENTS on the road are attributed to many causes, but, in our view, perhaps the most important factor, and one which it is...

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Encourage the Use of Alternative Fuels

I N many countries the feeling is growing that, so far as possible, transport should be rendered free of the necessity of...

A Suggested " Lloyd's " for Commercial Vehicles

ERANCE enjoys a particularly interesting system of motor-vehicle inspection, which, however, at the moment, applies only to...

Passing Comments

Trolleybus service IN Durban, South Africa, one forS h a rk-f ishing L0f the trolleybus .routes Enthusiasts . . . operated by...

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One Hears—

That " Burn your rubbish and save your rates" was on the side of a dustcart which recently caught fire. Queries as to why some...

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NEWS of the WEEK

The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all &fealties of transport, at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...

H.G.V. Drivers' Licence Regulations

T HE Heavy Goods Vehicles (Drivers' Licences) Regulations, 1936, dated November. 25, come into force on January I next, and...

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ALBION INTRODUCES A NEW 3-TONNER.

Already offering one of the most comprehensive ranges of four and six-wheeled goods chassis manufactured in this country,...

Results of Notable NorthWestern Cases.

An application to the North-Western Licensing Authority which raised the principle of whether a haulier should be permitted to...

RAILWAY OBJECTION ON PRINCIPLE?

Applying for an extra vehicle before Sir William Hart, North-Western Deputy Licensing Authority, Mr. J. R. West, of Dukinfield,...

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COAL-OIL PLANT PROGRESS.

In the course of the annual report of Low Temperature Carbonisation, Ltd., mention is made of the fact that the new works at...

Personal Pars

MR. H. S. Swia.eow, export sales manager of James Neill and Co. (Sheffield), Ltd„ has been admitted to corporate membership of...

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NO TRAMS—NO CONGESTION.

In a report dealing with the Liverpool passenger-transport manager's proposals for remedying traffic congestion in the city,...

The Mechanical Horse on the Continent.

After the striking success of the mechanical horse for transport in England, one would have thought that the Continent would...

Herding Blicensees into Small Areas

C ONSIDER ABLE dissatisfaction is reported to exist among B-licence holders in the Yorkshire Area in connection with the...

Evidence for Variation : New Ruling

E VEN if a business be substantially unchanged in character, it is not sufficient, on an application for additional vehicles,...

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CLEARING HOUSE HOLDS OPERATORS' DINNER.

Over 60 of the operators who are associated with the well-known Manchester clearing house of Nathan Fine, Ltd., attended the...

No Ban on Road Transport at

Hull Dock THAT arrangements have been made 1 with the L.N.E. Railway Co. for improvements to Victoria Dock, Hull, was...

Railways Fight for Fish Traffic

TN 1930 there was little fish traffic 'carried south by road from Aberdeen, whereas in 1935 some 11,000 tons went by motor....

Municipal Purchases

and Proposals Whltehaven Town Council is to buy a 2-ton petrol roller. Middlesex County Council is buying a Dennis motor...

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What the Associations Are Doing

LETTERS AS EVIDENCE IN PROSECUTIONS. Dictatorial Powers for New Association Attention has been given by the Liverpool Cart...

Depfeciation Prominent in &TR. Lecture

" IGNORA.NCE of operating costs is at the root of most price-cutting troubles," declared S.T.R,, The Commercial Motor costs...

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Marked Headway with Town-gas Vehicles

A LTHOUGH in Great Britain the possibility of rendering the cOuntry free from dependence upon imported fuel for road vehicles...

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How Costing Systems Vary

A Method of Qperating , cost Recording Used by a Successful Haulier 0 NE of the peculiarities of accountancy in connection with...

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Novel Features in a

New 30-cwt., Articulated Outfit Named the Petrol Pony, this New Articulated Outfit is Designed for 30-cwt. Pay-loads. The...

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A Large-capacity Machinery Carrier Garner-Carrimore I2-ton Articulated Machine with Detachable

Rear Axle, which Gives an Uninterrupted Platform Space 14 IL Long S OlVIE months ago, an interesting 9ton semi-trailer, with a...

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1,000,000 MILES A YEAR WITH DADS OF "LIFE AND DEATH"

Q UESTIOINS of life arid death make absolute reliability of transport essential for wholesale suppliers of medical requisites...

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New Hydraulically Controlled

Mechanical Servo Brake Lockheed-Gates System in which a Friction Clutch Amplifies the Braking Force in Exact Proportion to...

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And Now D Licences?

Special Licence for Vanmen in Grocery Trade Suggested at Inquiry by Government Committee. Heavy Industries Strenuously Oppose...

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T.T.A. Outfit for 15 Tons

T HE accompanying illustration shows one of the latest examples of the highly efficient Four-in-line semi-trailer outfits...

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Operating Aspects of

Passenger Transport BELFAST INQUIRIES FAVOUR TROLLEYBUS Twelve-journey Ticket Question Settled IF Belfast City Council...

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NEW PROGRESS WITH STAFFS BOARD PLAN

DROGRESS is being made with the 1 proposal to form a joint municipal passenger-transport board in the counties of Stafford,...

WARRINGTON PROFIT UP. WARRINGTON Transport CornVif !rates reports a net

profit of £10,340 for the half-year, compared vlth a profit of £9,426 for the comparable period a year ago.

STANDERWICK TO TAKE OVER SALISBURY LICENCES?

A PPLICATION has been made to the tn. North-Western Traffic Commissioners by W. C. Standerwick, Ltd., Blackpool, which is...

High Court Favours "Southdown » on Appeal H ORSHAM magistrates' dismissal

of an information against Southdown Motor Services, Ltd., alleging a " contract-carriage " offence, was challenged by Mr....

New Registrations Maintain Healthy Tone

THERE was an increase of 3,716 I (36,906 against 33,190) in the number of new motor vehicles registered in October, 1936,...

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OPINIONS and

QUERIES DOES THE INDUSTRY REQUIRE FIGHTERS? [4944) The time has come when the merger position needs clarifying. From your...

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Unusual Design in New Military Vehicle

U NDER their programme of Army mechanization, the Austrian military authorities have introduced several new types of vehicle....

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Railways Reverse Trunk-service Policy

No Desire to Cause Unnecessary Harm to Road Transport or to Wipe Out Long-distance Motor Haulage. Bouts-Tillotson Appeal Case...

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A.E.C. Cylinder-head Improvement

A Resume of Patent Specifications that Have Recently been Published T HE high local temperatures attained in the cylinder heads...