-F4 VERYTHING possible is being doneby the Socialists to reduce the number of free hauliers and to grab the whole of...

T HE average commercial vehicle driver is generally admitted to be highly efficient as a workman, but in Britain, however...

F.B.I. Proposals on PROPOSALS intended to Town and Country I simplify the application of Planning the Town and Country...

That drivers who cut in should be cut out. Of heavy-duty batteries that are still Young when old. Of a man who thought a...

A VIGOROUS campaign on behalf ti of the free haulier is to be opened early in the New Year by the West Midland Area of the Road...

,1ASS demonstrations against the IVA revocation of permits were held in Sheffield, Barnsley and Doncaster last Saturday and...

Pi A N application by Northern Roadways, Ltd., Glasgow, to run nightly roach services from Edinburgh and Glasgow to London. at...

L AST week. George Wimpey and Co., Ltd., London, W., successfully challenged in the King's Bench Divisional Court a decision of...

MP.. P. C. SHARP and Ma. D. S. A. E. JEssoa, directors of the Brush Electrical Engineering Co., Ltd., have now joined the hoard...

fN granting Crosville Motor Services, Ltd., the general revision of its fares structure which it sought and explained at a...

Metatastik, Ltd., Leicester, has published a newcatalogue. Messrs. Wilnecote Service Station, Wilnecote, Tarnworth, now oiler...

O N the ground that there was no evidence from the appellant's customers that they had approached other hauliers for transport...

W ITH the reorganization of the Railway Executive's research facilities, the broad structure of the comprehensive research...

By L. J. COTTON, M.I.R.T.E. I N addition to the underfloorengined 5-tonner and 7-tonner, a long wheelbase 7 ton model, which...

A REPRESENTATIVE of "The "Commercial Motor" has been able to trace the cause and effect of some of the present transport...

A N order recently completed by Shelvoke and Drewry, Ltd., Letchworth, for the Department of Civil Aviation, Australia, was for...

By Arthur R. Wilson, M.I.R.T.E. R EMOVERS may perhaps be forgiven if they were lulled into complacency by the exclusion of...

S INEVIT N OTIFIED accidents to passengers on buses are few in relation to the total number of people carried, but they can be...

UNDER the title "Aluminium in : Road Transport," the Northern Aluminium Co.. Ltd., Banbury. Oxon. has published an account of...

M ANY engineers and designers have studied and attempted to solve the problem of storing energy in a vehicle in forms other...

By A. E. Sherlock-Mesher, F.R.S.A. T WO of the reasons which I gave last week for the efficiency and low cost of the...

Political Commentary By JANUS The mistletoe hung in the ivory tower, The guests had been waiting for over an hour, And the...

WHEN Burnham Wood came to VV Dunsinane it was at least a precedent for one of the more unusual transport jobs that are being...

Repair Work Done on the Haulier's Own Premises Is More Expensive Than if Done at a Garage, Claims a Correspondent A LETTER I...

B ALL bearings have been used for the main journals of crankshafts, but seldom for big-end bearings, owing to the difficulty of...