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20th September 1935
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Major Road Improvements

F OREIGNERS must be amazed at the la ckadaisical manner in which the planning, building and reconstruction of our roads are so...

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Unsatisfactory Methods of Speed Trapping

T HE police are becoming very active in their trapping, not only of drivers who exceed the limit of 30 m.p.h. in built-up...

Propaganda for Road Transport

THERE is little doubt that there are large i numbers of people outside the road-transport industry who, nevertheless, are...

Passing Comments

I N his annual report the city engineer of Christ church, New Zealand, mentions that six batteryelectric vehicles are still in...

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One Hears

Of a 75-in.p.h. goods vehicle. That Mr. F. G. Bristow is travelling to Southport by road. That in Italy most broken springs...

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WHEELS OF INDUSTRY

A BIG MEETING OF LONDON ANCILLARY USERS. An important meeting of ancillary users in the Metropolitan area is being held by the...

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A.R.O. Active in Liverpool

T HE Associated Road Operators held its first public meeting in Liverpool, on Monday, When the speaker was Mr. Wyndham Gibbs,...

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THE PROGRESS OF ROTARY TILLAGE.

Rothamsted experimental station disproves the objection to rotary power agrimotors that rotary cultivation gives too fine a...

MUNICIPAL PURCHASES and PROPOSALS

Down County Council is to buy six 3-ton lorries. Hastings Corporation is buying a Carrimore Kidderminster Corporation is...

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INSTITUTE OF MOTOR TRADE EXAMINATION.

The 20th examination of the Institute of the Motor Trade will be held in Loudon and provincial centres on November 29. The...

Road Tankers that Form a Mobile Pipe Line

WITHIN the next four weeks, 26 W 2,000-gallon Leyland tankers will be operating in Iran for the AngloIranian Oil Co., Ltd., and...

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The Southport Conference

'THERE is every indication that the National Road Transport Conference organized by the Commercial Motor Users Association,...

C.M.U.A. Official's Impressions

of America's Road Transport ly/HILsT America may be able to W show us something in the way of sky-scrapers, Great Britain has...

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New Models for the Paris Show

WE are able, this week, to supplc• VY ment the brier forecast, published last week, of the exhibits to be seen in the...

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Another Road Link of National Value

N OW that the Mersey Tunnel has proved itself an immense success and a vital link in the road communications between Liverpool...

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Sidelights on the Engineering Exhibition

A LTHOUGH the Engineering and / - 1 Shipbuilding Exhibition at Olympia was devoted mainly to exhibits concerning other branches...

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Unappreciated Jacking Loads

The Position of the Jack and the Side Thrust May Increase the Load by as Much as zoo per cent. By FRANK R. CARR (Accessories...

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NEW DENNIS LANOW OIL ENGINE ON TEST in a lin iry coach

Road Test No. 225 G REAT interest was aroused, during the Scottish Show, in November last, when it was , announced that an oil...

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Can B-Licence Conditions be Varied ?

THAT once a B-licence holder has I obtained certain conditions on his licence, they may not be varied, except in the case of...

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B Licensees Must Tread Warily

By Capt. E. H. B. Palmer, 0.B.E. I F one desires a Utopian view of the Road and Rail Traffic Act, it may well be considered...

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Reflections on a Visit to America

S COME interesting pointers on the trend of commercial-vehicle design in America were given us by Mr. W. Wallace, director and...

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Serious Turn in Wages Question

R EPRESENTATIVES of the employers in the Northern, NorthWestern and Yorkshire Traffic Areas were in consultation at Newcastle,...

C-Licence Vehicles Used Illegally?

rOMPLATNT of alleged illicit opera tion by C-licence holders, who were stated to have regularly used C-licence vehicles for...

Wages Appeal in North-West?

A N important meeting of the NorthWestern Area Joint Conciliation Board was held on September 12, following dicaffection in...

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OPINIONS and QUERIES

HEAVY LOADS ON LIGHT VEHICLES. [4636] I have never been able to understand why • it. is considered in certain quarters...

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good Results from

New Power-harvesting Equipment A NEW type of machinery for power harvesting has been introduced by Ransomes, Sims and...

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Air Transport News

USING THE D.H.86s AT HOME AND 'OVERSEAS. F OLLOWING the -experience of the past nine months in the use of D.H.86 Express Air...

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°per - b. - Ling Aspects al

PASSENGEk TRANSPORT NEW I.F.S. SAFETY REGULATIONS r XTENSIVE safety regulations for ._...:buses • and coaches were issued on...

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A New Simms Injection Pump

for small oilers S INCE Simms Motor Units, Ltd., Gresse Street, Rathbone Place, London, W.1, commenced production of its...

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New Features in London's Latest Trolleybuses

I T is now generally well known that London Transport is carrying out a big conversion scheme in the metropolitan area which...

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SOLVING THE I PROBLEMS OF THE CARRIER

I MAKE no apologies for returning once more to the subject of depreciation. It is a most controversial one, concerning which...

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Novel Features in a New Parcelcar A GENERAL layout for a three

wheeled, light goods vehicle forms the subject of patent No. 432,829, by S. T. Brightman, 29, St. John's Street, Bedford. The...