W E make no excuse for re-introducing a sub ject which will exercise a considerable influence upon road transport after the war...

P OINTS brought forward by 1 a bus driver in connectiOn with the skfety campaign which is being organized in the Police...

Of a private " public " veto on talk about V.2. That a one-lorry U.D.C. cannot give satisfactory service to its ratepayers....

NO CONCESSION ON BUS WIDTH T HE response by the Minister of War Transport to the request from many bodies for an increase in...

MR. DAVID SAUNDERS, co-director of A. Saunders and Son (Harpeuden), Ltd., is recovering from an operation. -- COUNCILLOR A. T....

A POST-WAR plan for road-haulage Pt licensing reform was put forward by Mr. J. F. Archbold, of Leeds, at a recent meeting of...

A S was stated in our leader, " Who Is To Do Repairs? " which appeared in our issue dated September 22 last, there are some...

remarkable booklet written by Mr. E. B. Howes is " A Commonsense Plan for Road Transport." It is remarkable because of its...

The High Lights of a Paper Read Before Members of the Birmingham Branch of the 1.M. T. I N a paper entitled " Post-war Sales...

H AULAGE in rural areas has problems of its own. They differ from those of the townsman both as regards conditions and, as...

Simplicity of design and ease of manufacture are out standing features of this two-stage master cylinder A TWO-STAGE master...

ARE MANY " SCRAP " TYRES SERVICEABLE? THE letter from Lt.-Comdr. M. Grahame-White, pub lished in ." The Commercial Motor " on...

New Tool Forms have been Evolved to Cope with Demands of Higher Cutting Speeds. Novel MeiLds have been Devised for Reclaiming...

War-time Needs Point the Way to Post war Improvements in Service to Customers Abroad A LTHOUGH for many years prior rt, to the...

A GEARBOX in which the ratio is selected by hydraulic means is shown in patent No. 564,317 by G. .B. (Nottingham), Ltd., 23,...