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Page 63
Every Independ era Operator in the Industry S hould Think Before Acceptin g an Offer REMENDOUS interest has been evoked by the...
Page 64
Load Limit on THERE have been many Wheels Must Never I arguments as to the weighBe Exceeded . . . ing of motor vehicles, it...
Page 66
In December last, the Appeal Tribunal, in the course of a decision, criticized Mr. J. H. Stirk, East Midland Licensing...
Page 67
MR. T. SCRATCHERD, of Reeth, Yorkshire, head of Scratcherd's Motor Services, Ltd., has retired after 20 years as a bus...
At Dingwall, last week, the adjourned hearing was continued of the applicatitan by Mr. Fraser Ross, haulier, Fearn, Ross-shire,...
Speaking of the remarkable growth of the work of the East Midland traffic area, at the sixth annual staff dinner, last week,...
Page 68
I - I N the heels of the announcement which we published last week, of the threatened strike on the haulage side of the...
At a luncheon in Liverpool, last week, the Minister of Transport spoke of the demand for action with regard to trunk roads, and...
Page 69
THE Appeal Tribunal met at Aber deen to hear an appeal by Messrs. Elrick and Hutcheon, hauliers, Aberdeen, against a decision...
Page 70
FEW ACCIDENTS THROUGH CARELESS DRIVING. O NLY a small proportion of accidents were due to dangerous or careless driving, said...
Page 71
How This Corporation Makes Good Use of a Fleet of Morris-Cornmercials A LTHOUGH Wimbledon Corporation has a good deal of its...
Page 72
Municipalities are Equipping Themselves Against Bombing by Aircraft. Makers are . Rallying to Provide Apparatus. We Review the...
Page 75
The Past Five Years Have Seen Journeys Per Head Increase by Ninety One in Coventry, Whilst 900 People are Employed in the...
Page 76
IN AMBULANCE BODYWORK Our Bodybuilding Expert Clearly Emphasizes that Too Much Attention Can Hardly Be Paid to Details In This...
Page 79
Owing to the presence of four low bridges, the fleet is composed entirely of single-deckers, but the possibility of some...
Page 80
Municipal Transport Maintenance A Review of a Number of Appliances, the Installation of Which Will Speed up Overhauls and...
Page 84
A Refuse Collection and Disposal System Run by an Urban District Council which Stands Out as a Model of Efficiency T HERE are...
Page 86
Birmingham Hospitals Contributory Association Now Operates 15 Ambulances, &Men 218,235 Miles per Year, and Carries Annually...
Page 87
A T Liverpool, last week, before the North-Western Deputy Licensing Authority, Mr. Ian Macaulay protested against what he...
Page 93
Transport Concern Introduces Movingfloor Van with Apparatus for Lifting, Tipping and Lowering Large Bins WELL-KNOWN as maker...
Page 94
Some of the Difficulties Which Prevent Stabilization of Haulage Rates. A Definite Method of Assessing Rates T HE first and most...
Page 96
T "policy to be adopted by Vulcan Motors, Ltd., Maidstone, now that it has been acquired by Tilling Stevens, Ltd., was outlined...
Page 97
A.R.O. DEFENDS ITS WAGES CONFERENCE POLICY. Although there was obviously a tremendous current of interest in the projected...
S PEAKING to a gathering of local 1 , ..../hauliers in Doncaster, last week. Mr. J. A. M. Bright, chairman of the Yorkshire...
rI CCASION was , again taken at the 1, - X meeting which S.T.R. addressed at Tonbridge on Wednesdass. March 9, to follow...
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Attention is directed to an important appeal case concerning the jurisdiction of local magistrates, in the annual report of the...
R OAD transport's Press was second to none in England, said Sir John Maxwell, C.M.G., Licensing Authority and Chairman of the...
" f'■ ET on with it, Mr. Bevint " This k-lwas the challenging reaction of Mr. J. L. Kinder, national organizer of the C.M.U.A.,...
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F OR this year's Autumn Illuinina- bons, Blackpool Town Council has decided to make an order that all traffic shall proceed...
I N the Court of Session, Edinburgh, on March 11, the trial was concluded of an action by Mr. Walter Inglis, of Granton, for...
" T HE Tra ffi c Commissioners are not entitled to exercise their discretion, except upon known facts." This legal argument by...
Page 100
A BUS strike bit Paisley on Saturday last, but ended after about six hours. Drivers and conductors employed by Young's Bus...
r- I N March 9, Glasgow Transport VCommittee decided to send a deputation, consisting of the Convener, Councillor William Reid,...
F OLLOWING the successful operation of a number of A.E.C. vehicles in Athens since 1925, when 50 singledeckers were first...
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A Resume of Recently Published Patent Specifications A CARBURETTER claimed to be specially suited to the larger sizes of...