T HE . RE is apparently no sign of any peace conference between road and rail interests, audit is quite certain that there can...

TT is announced that Waterloo Bridge is to be -I-pulled down and rebuilt at a cost of £1,295,000, but the important point...

TT is regrettable that some sections of the daily -I-Press are so obviously biased against road transport. We have already...

London on a police van of the type in which the occupants face each other on longitudinal seats and can be seen from the...

That rubberized roads will come before rubber ones. Of road motors suffering too many protracted delays at level crossings....

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

Hsaaow Urban District Council is to purchase an S.D. Freighter at a cost of £790. The tramways committee of BAWTEN" STALL...

Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., Produces at Moderate Prices Two Smaller Editions of its Latest Trichloreethylene Plant A N...

for trunk-road work I N our issue for last week we dealt at some length with the transport organization of Bouts Brothers,...

N 'premises of Kenyon and Co., Ltd., Marsh Lane, Preston, were formally opened last Wednesday. This is a well-known...

T HE covered-top double-decker has for some time past been a well-established type of public service vehicle, and it has...

Trailer for 12-ton Loads The Latest Dyson Product Embodies a Number of Interesting Features and is Intended for Transporting...

[3675] Sir,—In spite of all that has been written and published on the point of what is and what is not a " Diesel " engine, I...

Compression-ignition Engines MO-DAY, March 1st, Mr. C. B. Dicksee, of the Associated .1 Equipment Co., Ltd., is to read a...

CR SS-COUNTRY WORK T HE fire protection of rural areas is a vastly different problem from that of dealing with conflagrations...

'VCR many years tipping gears made by Bromilow and _12 Edwards, Ltd., of Foundry Street, Bolton, Lanes, have been well known in...

I N our issue for last week we announced briefly that an up-to-date garage for housing some of the buses in the large municipal...

ON A COLONIAL COURSE Road Test No. 96 . W HEN we made the first announcement of the Commer 1932 programme, we stated that the...

TORQUE CONVERTER T HE pasttyear or so will unquestionably go down in transport history as marking the period when serious...

A S a result of specializing in the servicing of eugines, including reboring, sleeving and the fitting of new pistons, the...

Passenger Transport WORK THE M.H.C.S.A. IS DOING T HE representations made by the Motor Hirers and Coach Services...

South Eastern Fares Committee Meeting To-day. R EFERENCES have been made in )this journal in the past few weeks to...

T HE following are the times and places announced by Area Traffic Commissioners for their .forthcoming public sittings. In each...

Northern Scotland. FEW notices of objection appear in the Commissioners' list of applications to be dealt with at Aberdeen...

IN PARLIAMENT By Our Special Parliamentary Correspondent Ignition Cables and Safeguarding Duties. TR. J. P. MORRIS called the...

HAULIER AND CARRIER B Y a coincidence, just as I concluded the series of three articles dealing with the hazards of furniture...

T TIEprospects this week are brighter than they have been since the beginning of the year. Whether this be the aetnal result of...

T HE name of the Clayton Dewandre Co. ' Ltd., coupled with those of S. E. Edge and M. Payne, appear in Patent No. 365,655,...