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23rd March 1951
23rd March 1951
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Socialism in Court

N insignificant local authority in South Wales has attempted to destroy the fine balance of the whole of the licensing system...

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Protect Cab Occupants from Sliding Loads

T HE result of an accident which we witnessed 1, recently brought prominently to the fore the need for providing more adequate...

Passing Comments

Advice on Posts by n UIUNG 1950, engineers Engineers' AppointI- 1 enrolled on the register of ments Bureau . . . the...

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One Hears

Of great transmission developments at Laycock. Of increasing concern abroad at potential dangers to liquid-fuel supplies....

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Higher Speed for Cattle Trucks ?

F OLLOWING representations to the Ministry of Transport, requesting that the speed limit for cattle trucks be raised to 30...

RED AND WHITE NO1 AGENT OF B.T.C.

Must Hold Licences and Apply to Licensing Authorities on Fares THE Court of Appeal found last Friday that Red and White...

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Tactics and Strategy

WARNING against confusing the 1 strategic and the tactical objectives the road haulage industry was given Mr. F. M. Bennett,...

Oil Temperature Control in New Bus

A NEW Mercedes-Benz bus, to be exhibited at the Frankfurt Motot Show, will have a system for controlling the temperature of the...

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Men in the News.

CLLR. R. LtolD,,chairman of Southport Transport Committee, is to be the town's next mayor. MR. G. H. B. WILSON, deputy...

Amendment Bill in Committee

T HE committee stage of the Transport (Amendment) Bill was due to have taken place in the House of Commons on Wednesday. The...

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B.R.S. Delays and Conditions

W HEN the transport section of North Staffs Chamber of Commerce met last week to consider reports of delays by British Road...

IN A LINE OR TWO

A total of 1,849 buses and 14,297 goods vehicles was newly registered in Italy from January-September, 1950. The headquarters...

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Seddons Successful in Bombay

F OR three years Seddon chassis had been supplied to Bombay State Transport and trials showed that they had given every...

WORKMEN'S FARES. CHAIRMAN'S HAND FO ICED

A FTER Cllr. R. Eaves, chair an of Coventry Transport Co mince, had addressed the Canley br nch of the Amalgamated Engineering...

PARTITION FOR lANDA VERS

A BULKHEAD partition desi ned for fitting in Land-Rovers h s been produced by Messrs. Spill r and Wilkins. Chilmark, near S...

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Slow Vehicles for Fast Development Overseas

G OODS and passenger vehicles capable of operating at maximum speeds of 10 m.p.h. were advocated by Sir Kenneth Mitchell, in...

Another Scotland — London Service ?

A NOTHER Scottish operator, R. PIDickson (Junr.), Ltd., Dundee, is proposing to operate an express service from Scotland to...

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Ground-level Loading in New Trailers

P RODUCTION of new types of trailer incorporating retractable wheels, whereby the loading platform may be lowered to ground...

Oldest Yorkshire . Bus Firm Goes

MEGOTIATIONS for the acquisition 1 1 of what has been described as the oldest bus firm in Yorkshire, Messrs. R. Williamson and...

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Disciples of Pangloss

P ANGLOSS preached the doctrine that everything that happens in this world is for the est, and there is some excuse for hinking...

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A Special Design for Dry Cleaners

rLOTHES cleaned by modern N-•dry-cleaning processes have tobe carefully handled on the journey back from the cleaning works to...

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STILL PIONEERIT AFTER 52 ARS

F IFTY years ago, on August 5, 1901, Southampton Corporation introduced its first motorbus. The experiment was rather in...

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London Transport's Festival Plans E IGHT special bus services, in addition

to normal facilities, which are to he strengthened, will be operated by London Transport during the Festival Of -Britain. These...

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An Electric Cuts Retail Delivery Time

Lancaster 15-cwt. Battery-electric Performs Well When Tested on a Freezing Day .. Over "The Commercial Motor" Standard Course...

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"Cut Fleets," says Co-operative Official

.1"HE number of vehicles in use. must J. be reduced if _distributioncosts are to be cut. In Britain, there are 24 vehicles for...

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Sandwiches for Bodybuilding

T HE title of this resstme of a paper read by Mr. F. C. Lynam, F.R.Ac.S., technical director, the Airscrew Company and Jicwood,...

A New Small Muir-Hill Loader

T HE latest addition to the range of Muir-Hill dump trucks made by E. Boydell and Co., Ltd., Manchester, has been specifically...

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Will Persia Bite the Feeding Hand?

British Enterprise and Vast Capital Expenditure have been Involved in Discovering and Bringing Oil to the Surface in Persia....

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Do Combines Keep Up Prices?

endeavour to cut some of the heavy costs which, to my mind, are being forced upon us by these associations, which, when all is...

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Finer Points in Cost Recording

Many Small Hauliers are Afraid of the Task of Keeping Accurate Records of Costs, Although it can be Done Simply I HAD a...

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Unit for Built-up Crankshafts

P ATENT No. 649,383, comes from the Tatra concern of Czechoslovakia, and deals with a basic unit from which a crankshaft of any...