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A ' " The Commercial Motor" has already emphasized, there is a risk that the supporters of free enterprise, by their failure to...
Designed for Maintenance T HE chief engineer of Walker Bros. (Wigan), Ltd., Mr. R. Dean-Averns, is proud of the Walker Mark II...
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That the Royal Automobile Club has beat raided —in Egypt. That unlike London's sedate and well-conducted establishment, the...
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QTATISTICS issued last week by the 0.-) Ministry of Transport showed that at September 30, 1951, there were over 1im commercial...
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CERTAIN motor Manufacturers, including the Ford Motor Co., Ltd., Humber, Ltd., Morris Motors, Ltd., and Vauxhall Motors, Ltd.,...
tt Ltd., and Scottish Omnibuses, Ltd., against decisions of the Scottish Licensing Authority, limiting the number of vehicles...
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ALD. H. M. tillErn_AND, chairman Of Plymouth Transport Committee, recently received the freedom of the city. Ma. A. J. Buten...
INCREASED wages have been secured 1 by the Transport and General Workers' Union for thousands of transport employees of...
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A PPEALS lodged by the North Western Road Car Co., Ltd., Birminghan . and Midland Motor Omnibus Co., Ltd., Majestic Express...
W HEN the hearing of the application by Northern Roadways, Ltd., to renew its Scotland-London licences was resumed last week,...
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A. 'NATIONAL . council to advise on road development and a Royal Commission to study present-day transport problems were among...
T a conference at Bristol, last -r -1 Saturday, held by the Labour Party and the trade union movement to protest against the...
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nBSERVATIONS on the comparative merits of trams, motorbuses and trolleybuses were given by Mr. E. R. L. Fitzpayne, general...
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A N underfloor-engined 3-4-tonner . named the Gamecock and a .14-seat passenger vehicle have been added to the Karrier range...
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in delivery vans Better Accessibility By Cdr. P. Jeyes, R.D., R.N.R., A.I.N.A., M.I.R.T.E. A YEAR ago I should have had much...
By W. J. Edbrooke, A.M.I.R.T.E. I N local delivery work the only serious drawbacks to the batteryelectric are its limited range...
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By R. H. Wynne, A.M.I.M.I., A.I.R.T.E., A.M.I.T.A., Transport Manager, Excel Co., Ltd. r I REATER attention to the corn fort...
By L. G. Sewell 0 UR fleet of some 200 delivery vans contains vehicles ranging in capacity from 5 cwt. to 5 tons. Only about...
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A LIGHT 8-ton chassis, Weighing 31 tons complete with a compositeconstruction cab and drop-sided body, is to be added to the...
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By G. Mackenzie Junner, m.i.Mech.E., M.I.R.T.E. N OT many years ago, the average vehicle operator, when he bought oil for his...
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0 NE comparatively minor feature of the Transport, Act, 1947, which was, nevertheless, a source of dissatisfaction and rancour...
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W ASTE of transport could be said to occur when many manufacturers in a particular industry undertake their distribution...
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CDR all routes with fairly high'. density traffic, where roads are suitable, it is, at present, cheaper to run a trolleybus...
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S INCE 1945, Sheffield Transport Department's annual expenditure has been increased by over film. a year. Some of this...
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W EIGHT saving by detail modification, combined with the use of the well-tried component parts of the CVD6DD chassis, is the...
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T HE Daimler lightweight chassis will be exhibited at the Commercial Motor Show on the Metropolitan-Cammell stand carrying an...
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A NEW tyre to be known as the X has been developed by the Michelin Tyre Co., Ltd. It is designed to improve road-holding and,...
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SHOW A LTHOUGH the majority of the models to be shown at Earls Court will be based on chassis which have been in production...
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in advance T HE largest trailer that will be seen at this year's Commercial Motor Show will be on Stand 98. This will be the...
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A LIGHT four-wheeled 8-tonner with all-steel cab, hypoid-drive axle and a frame specially designed to save weight, has been...
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E VERY goods-vehicle operator with, technical knowledge and a creative mind has had the desire to build a chassis to his own...
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A BLY supporting the drive for economy in evidenee in the exhibits of the chassis manufacturers at Earls Court, the...
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I N my previous article I referred to a clause in the Transport Bill which may make licences easier to obtain, and will g ive...
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IT can now be disclosed that the new oil-engined van, forecast in "The Commercial Motor" on August 22, is the Trojan 15 model,...
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T.R.T.A. and the Railways T HERE seems, writes Serviteur, in your issue dated September 5, to be no attempt by anyone, parti•...
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676,680, r't the most effective way of applying brakes, especially on a slippery surface, by repeated rapid jabs on the pedal,...