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23rd December 1977
23rd December 1977
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M at your service

This Christmas weekend is neither the time to reflect on the pains of Christmasses past nor to contemplate the Yuletide of...

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C chief ts out t Bill

kN Pettit, chairman of tional Freight Corporashed out last week at posed financial reconan of the NFC as de1 the Transport...

Bill tries amendment

TRANSPORT Minister William Rodgers last week published the first of a promised series oi Transport Bills. The Bill consists of...

gild reaction

HON from the transport industry over the Government's ort Bill has been predictably mild, even hushed only people with very...

PSV rot must stop

"WE MUST stop the rot in public transport," said Transport Minister William Rodgers on the publication of the Transport Bill....

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Pay claim

I firm LONDON-based film industry carrier FTS, ir'ading for 55 years, was forced I dismissal notices to all its 125 drivers...

Jobs valued on Rini

THE RELEVANCE of ideas put forward as long ago as 1945, at the first post-war road transport conference at Margate, were...

Forged permits blacklist

dustry, and between industries, in 1945. The factors to be taken into account were familiar: skill and 'effort required;...

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Fighting fund ruled out

SUGGESTIONS of a fighting fund to help hauliers ride out prolonged industrial action have been rejected by the industry as...

WES TM STEW HAUL

OH THE TROUBLES caused to Ministers by those seemingly innocuous little questions! When does the Prime Minister intend to...

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New laws for danger hauls

NEW AND more widespread regulations governing the carriage of dangerous goods by road can be expected within the next 12...

Unions and safety

THE HEALTH and Safety Commission has published proposed guidelines on the paid time-off for training which representatives will...

TSG announced

TRANSPORT Minister William Rodgers has announced a Transport Supplementary Grant of £219 million for the year 1978/9 compared...

Tytrak goes Tayside

TYTRAK has recently opened a new Depot in Dundee which brings up the total number of depots in the UK to nine. The depot in...

A Bill

politics —Fowl( BECAUSE 1978 is tips be election year, the Ge ment has deliberately h important measures could have been...

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1,000 metres tinder th P in...

The land of Fe er Christmas HOW MANY children will receive, in their Christmas stockings this weekend, a copy of J. R. R....

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Focus on TV tr

sport... EFFICIENT TRANSPORT is critical to television especially for outside broadcasts during public holidays. To see what...

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horse!

ENGLAND is renowned to producing the finest bloodstock for both racing and s howing. The same can b said of the vehicles we...

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By George!

at fuel ME car drivers claim to a marvellous fuel misers, ld as it's Christmas-time ecided to reveal my own in this direction...

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III The AA Motorists Atlas of Great Britain, published by the AA, £3.95.

E THE AA Motorists Atlas of Great Britain is available to members at £3.95 post paid or at the same price for nonmembers...

• Making Sense of Finance and Accounts in Business, by

J. W. Walker, 204 pages published by HFL (Publishers) Ltd, £3.95. E IF you get financial indigestion every time you try to...

Last minute stocking fillers...

• The British Motor Bus, by Gavin Booth, published by IAN ALLAN at £4.95. E THIS volume, one of the best of its type,...

0 THIS is the time of the year for nostalgia

and, therefore, a very appropriate time for the publiaation of a new book on an old subject. It is in the same series as...

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Aunt Bet...your p

4 9 s in good hands CHRISTMAS comes but once a year — or does it for those who are involved in carrying parcels? Already...

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Christmas story

On page 13 Peter told of drivers whose average hourly rate is only £1.34 per hour and this drew a seasonal response from my...

The lemmings of transport

On page 17 of his lecture, where Peter talks about thousands queueing up seeking entry to an already overcrowded road haulage...

Pro ession,als?

'There was another phrase in Peter's lecture that for me produced an entirely different picture of a transport manager. It...

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a moving vehicle by converting the kinetic energy which the

vehicle posses i heat. This is accomplished in various ways, but before going into details of the various types of brakes, the...

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Malcolm has a

with Big Cats I WON'T say Malcolm Elvy is handicapped. When you've two artificial legs, but your hgv driving instructor says...

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We

mer's ride... CHRISTMAS-TIME timely season to go on gon, but when the cha given me by Tom Varle son David to have a go e test...

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One from 500

THE ONLY KNOWN survivor from over 500 steam waggons produced by Atkinson Vehicles Ltd of Preston between 1916 and 1929 —...

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.Ceto ofted a few woacittfisa

The articles, letters and your editorial published in CM, December 9 really showed what a mess our industry is in. The RHA is...

I am writing about anomalies occurring in relation to driving licences and endorsements.

After applying to Swansea recently for an endorsement removal, my licence was returned to me just as I had sent it, together...

Mug fa

geue*a e I have read with interest and indignation letters from F. G. Larman and John J. McKay in CM, November 25. My husband...

Eitlea tut

May I offer a solution to Cumbers (CM, December his problem with a Clyde: I also considered the purr of a "St. Andrew's Cross...

Destigafet

Woo I refer to your news itei headed "Dominator get orders boost" in CM December 2. I would like to take II opportunity of...

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First-class fowls: tip-top transport

(EN and turkey breeding is big business these days at this season — and there are several large combines iusing in this...

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isciplinary rocedures-

NOUSTRIAL Relations Code of Practice, as far as it s to disciplinary procedures (paragraphs 130 to 133 lye) has been superseded...