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23rd November 1934
23rd November 1934
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The Nation Requires Road Travel

M ANY views have been expressed regarding the effects of the Road Traffic Act, 1930, upon passenger transport by road. In the...

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The Position Regarding Drivers' Hours

M ANY owners and drivers of commercial vehicles find some difficulty in understanding the position in respect of the hours . to...

Passing Comments M OTOR-VEHICLE users do sometimes have to IVI

suffer as the result of the ignorance, an the part of magistrates, of some technicality of road-transport law. A recent...

Special Features of this Issue

Mr. R. W. Sewill, M.A., chairman of the R.H.A., suggests a round-table conference on the Conciliation Board's findings. Page...

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One Hears

Of much oil-engine gossip at Glasgow. That The Motor was instrumental in having the Royal Scot stopped at Rugby on Tuesday....

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WHEELS of INDUSTRY

The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport, at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...

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WHO WAS THE EMPLOYER?

A motor engineer was recently charged at Brigg, at the instance of the East Midland Licensing Authority, for " using " an...

Road-accident Returns.

The Ministry of Transport returns of persons killed or injured during the week ended November 10, 1934, show that in England 98...

Import and Export Returns for October.

The I3oard of Trade returns for OctoLer, 1934, show that the value of commercial vehicles, cars, chassis and accessories...

PERSONAL PARS.

Rawtenstall Corporation has appointed Mr. John E. Ord as general manager of the bus department. Mr. J. B. Hall, who was for...

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'SCOTTISH . ASSOCIATION AFFILIATES TO R.H.A.

The Scottish Carriers and Haulage Contractors Association, Ltd., has become affiliated to the Road Haulage Association, and in...

Delivering Driven' Licences to

Court. An unusual prosecution was heard at Doncaster, on Monday, when a driver was summoned under the Road Traffic Act, 1934,...

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MANY OBJECTIONS TO TRANSFER OF VEHICLES

T HERE was considerable opposition at a sitting of the Yorkshire Licensing Authority, at Leeds, on Monday, to an application by...

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News of Municipal Activities

GLASGOW BUS-CONTRACT ALLEGATIONS REFUTED. The allegation that members of Glasgow Corporation had attempted to obtain a...

MUNICIPAL PURCHASES and PROPOSALS

London County Council is to purchase 24 ambulances and three ambulance buses at a total estimated cost of £17,700. The police...

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R.H.A. Chairman's Conciliation Proposal

Round-table Conference Suggested in Exclusive Interview with "The Commercial Motor t, IA A USEFUL suggestion for straightening...

Road Transport Topics in Parliament

By Our Special Parliamentary Correspondent GRANT FOR PURCHASE OF TOLL BRIDGES? W HEN asked if he was satisfied with the...

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DESIGNING FURNITURE

VANS for maximum loads Our Coachbuilding Expert Deals with Methods by which Pantech nicons may he Arranged to Facilitate...

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Notable Features of Modern

Aunicipal Motors T HE high degree of efficiency reached in the design and manufacture of special machines for municipal work...

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Pointers on Public Cleansing

THE METHODS OF AN IMPORTANT CITY T HE deputy city engineer of Leicester, Mr. J. E. Lewis, A.M.Inst.C.E., presented a paper...

ORGANIZING A MODERN CLEANSING DEPARTMENT

I N his paper, "Some Principles to be Observed in the Organization of a Modern Cleansing Department," Mr. R. J. Watson,...

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OPINIONS and QUERIES SAVE US FROM ALLIES WHO SUPPORT THE ENEMY.

The Editor, THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR. [4427j Sir,—Many calls have been made recently for the sinking of individual difference, and...

HARD-WEARING TIMBER FOR LORRY PLATFORMS.

The Editor, THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR. [4428] Sir,—We are having a certain amount of trouble with platforms not standing up to our...

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Calls for Unity at F.W.R.A Dinner

Strong Speeches by Earl Howe and well-known Members of the Industry T HE autumnal dinner of the Furniture Warehousemen and...

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New Lockheed Trailer Brake Tested

O NSePtember 7 last, a preliminary description was given of a new hydraulic trailer-coupling and braking mechanism made by the...

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MODERN BODYWORK FEATURES

as Revealed by the Scottish Show F AR-FAMED for its bad weather and its good whisky, Scotland is likely to achieve a further...

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The S.M.T.A. Dinner

T HE dinner of the Scottish Motor Trade Association, which celebrated the 33rd annual Show in Scotland, was held last Monday,...

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AIR TRANSPORT NEWS

IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT IN AIR MAILS. r- I N November 9 we foreshadowed 4 .s/further developments with regard to Imperial air...

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A New Means for Speedy Refuse Collection

T HE collection and disposal of refuse in Paris is, like other municipal services in the city, carried out on the contract...

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TECHNICAL AIGHLIGHTS AT THE SC( 'FISH SHOW

0 NIX a few years ago there were many who. held the opinion that the petrol engine as a power unit . for road vehicles would...

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B.R.F. Memorandum on Ribbon Development

T HE British Road Federation has recently submitted to the Minister of Transport a memorandum relating to proposals for dealing...

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THE NEW E

)DGE 3 -TONNER Proves the Practical Value of careful Design A RECENT addition to the Dodge range is a new 3-ton chassis, and...

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Haulage Opportunities

Trade Conditions Good. Tinplate Demand Improved. Cotton and Wool Business Brighter. Hosiery Haulage Pros T "general state of...

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Operating Aspects of

PASSENGER TRANSPORT THE LATEST NEWS OF IMPORTANT EVENTS DOES PRIOR CLAIM JUSTIFY A MONOPOLY? T HEquestion of whether prior...

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THROUGH BOOKINGS AS FORM OF RATE-CUTTING.

T HE hearing of. some 100 applica- liens by the East Kent Road Car Co., Ltd., many of them concerned. with the introduction of...

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BREACH OF AGREEMENT ALLEGED ON APPEAL.

B REACH of agreement by Grimsby Corporation was alleged on behalf of the LincolnshireRoad Car Co., Ltd., during the hearing of...

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Valuable Features in Pitch Pine

A Material that is an Efficient Substitute for Ash for Framework at Lower Cost By a Tirnberman THE statement, which appeared...

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Problems of the

HAULIER and CARRIER The New Speed Limits Will Bring About Changed Conditions Regarding the Relative Value of the...

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A Self-weighing Body for Lorries

A METHOD of ascertain ing the weight of the load on a vehicle by means of a built-in apparatus is shown in patent No. 416,063...