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19th March 1948
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Promises from the Executive

W E must confess to have been slightly dubious at the idea of a military man as chairman of the Road Transport Executive,...

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A Shock to Coachbuilders

I AST week we were able to refer briefly to an A extraordinary circular emanating from the Director of Vehicle Production,...

Passing Comments

How a Piston of Air IT is, curious to note what a Precedes a Moving I large volume of air is Vehicle pushed well ahead of a...

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One

Hears- That the Exide-Ironclad battery seems to be well " trained." That the squander-bug has left foster-land to settle in...

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News of the Week

Coach Fuel Chaos': M.O.T. Action T HE chaotic position which had arisen as the result of an undefined Ministry of Transport...

30 m.p.h. for " Heavies ": Minister Agrees to Increase

f 1NLESS, at the last moment, over%) powering opposition is brought forward, the Minister of Transport is likely to promote a...

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No Wasteful Increases in Glicence Fleets, says Minister

A LTHOUGH he said that he did not take "an unduly serious" view of last year's increase of more than 100,000 in the number of...

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Personal Pars

MR. J. A. STILL has been appointed area manager for Northern Essex by Eastern Tractors, Ltd., Chelmsford. MR. C. ASHLEY...

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Batty Bradford Application Granted A LICENCES to replace defence ri

permits have been granted by the Yorkshire Licensing Authority to Arthur Batty, Ltd., for 24 vehicles based on Bradford. An...

Simplified Schedules for Haulage Rates

A PRACTICAL, straightforward rates schedule which, operated in conjunction with a correspondingly simple goods classification...

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State Control of Haulage

Unlikely This Year . T H'. appointed day" for effective State control of road haulage is likely to be many months ahead, and...

Bitac to be Remodelled on N.R.T.F.

B 1TAC, an organintion originally formed for the assistance of international road transport operators who were experiencing...

How " C.114." Beat Stationery Office A NONYMOUS reference to an

out(1 standing achievement of "The Commercial Motor" was made by Mr. Roland . E. Dangerfield, managing director of Temple Press...

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Controlled Power Braking for Buses

A S reported in last week's .issue of "The Commercial Motor," the new Laycock-Neale bus brake is notable in its use of a...

Crosville on Record

S TANDING as a personally authenticated record of the 40 years' progress of Crosville Motor Services, Ltd., Chester, the...

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Having Many New Features in Design, the Leyland Cornet Goods

Chassis Sets a High Standard of Efficiency for the Medium Range of Vehicles By L J. COTTON I N naming its new range of chassis...

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Preventing Fluid Leakage

A DIFFICULTY frequently encountered in engineering is the prevention of fluid leakage between rotating shafts and their...

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SEATING 60 PASSE ERS IN A SINGLE-DECKER

Tiered Seating in Chassisless Bus Increases Accommodation and Reduces Overall Height. Big Savings in Manufacturing and...

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An Ingenious Cross-country Device

A NEW type of vehicle wheel, which has for its main object the promotion of increased traction and flotation under adverse...

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T HE present Automobile Salon in Geneva, which remains open until

Sunday evening, March 21, follows rather too soon after the important motor shows in Paris and Brussels for much novelty to be...

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11 Years' Increases in Costs and Rates

Investigation Shows How Some Items have Diminished Whilst Others have Risen and Made a Marked Overall Increase F OR some...

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Potted Power

Supplied by Cartridge I.C.I. Method Has Wide Applications D EMONSTRATED last week at the explosives division, Ardeer, of...

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Why Vehicles are Delayed at Docks

Working Party Suggests Remedies in Interim Report D LLAYS-at Liverpool and Birkenhead docks are dealt with in the interim...