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O N March 12 we published a leading article entitled" Operators, Defend Yourselves ! " in which we drew attention to the urgent...
A N increasing number, of references is being made to the importance of roads and the transport media which use them as vital...
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Illuminated Beacons DEDESTRIAN lanes, when Contribute to Safety I properly used, are unat Pedestrian Crossings doubtedly a...
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That " dipping" avoids " glaring " from other drivers. That the railways would never stoop so low as to use traffic-court...
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Apart from the new national defence contribution, road transport interests, as such, have almost completely escaped the...
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MR. ROBERT DICKSON has been appointed to the Fife area on behalf of the Scottish Motor Traction Company's sales and service...
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London grocers, held at Walthamstow, to call attention to the recent trend of adverse legislation, Mr. W. Herman Kent, M.B.E.,...
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r n iE question whether motor vehicles 1, can be stopped by the exhibition of a notice, " Stop, Traffic Officer, County...
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A new idea of mutual aid, as between police and motor drivers, has been introduced by Salford chief constable, Major Godfrey....
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WHEN we described the latest Reo Vlf range in our issue dated February 5, last, reference was .made to the fact that a new...
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in New Registrations Markets Slump in Both Goods and Hackney Vehicles, According to Latest Returns of Ministry of Transport...
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By S. T. R. " VERY hour a haulage contrac Ltor's vehicle stands at a factory, waiting to load or unload, means a loss of...
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ro COMMER RANGE Big-capacity 30 - m.p.h. Model Available with Two Wheelbase Lengths and Without Rigid Bodywork Restrictions....
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mium Hardening of Cylinder Bores Reductions in Cylinder Wear ounting to Between 80 nd 98 Per Cent. Are laimed for This New...
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Appeal by Film Transporter Against Refusal of A Licence Allowed With Costs • U NUSUAL circumstances surrounded the appeal of...
Extraordinary Situation Revealed to Appeal Tribunal on Appeal by Southern Railway A MAN entered the haulage business in 1922...
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I PSWICH is particularly well placed ',as a centre for imports and exports (from and to the Continent in particular), and for...
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C ONTINUOUS research work in the %/metallurgical industries is bearing fruit in the development of new materials and processes...
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A.R.O. BID FOR T.A.C. NOMINEE. There was a record attendance at the third annual dinner of A,R.O. Cambridge Sub-area, last...
1. 1 1Metropolitan Area, assembled at Southall, on Tuesday night, to hear an address by S.T.R., The Commercial Motor costs...
P ROBLEMS which were preventing progress in the industry, and the failure of the 1933 Act to bring about those conditions which...
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Exceptional Purity of Gas a Characteristic of Plant Developed as Outcome of Long Experience by Prominent French Concern I T is...
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A N old problem has occurred in a new form. Yet another haulier has had to be disillusioned concerning the alleged inter...
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spread over certain sections of the road passenger transport industry. To the -surprise of the companies and the public,...
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and QUERIES STOP FRICTION BETWEEN THE ASSOCIATIONS. [50291 I write on behalf of the in London and Home Counties, to which...
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its coach service across I the Syrian Desert from Baghdad to Damascus, a distance of about 600 miles, the Nairn Transport Co....
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Benefits Include Limitation of Liability and Reductions of Death Duties .1. BELIEVE that many hauliers who at present conduct...
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design is undoubtedly towards one-piece construction for frame and body, and patent No, 462,622 discloses a step in this...