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(Manufacturers of High Quality Diesel Engines) Excellent Results of Export Drive MR. F. A. PERKINS ON MEASURES TO COUNTERACT...
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w HY has it been generally assumed that it is essential for the Traffic Corriniissioners to control the fares for public...
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D ESPITE exhortations from official and other quarters, there has been but little response to the anti-litter crusade. From...
Well Worthy of the "Mayflower" n NE would hardly anticipate that there could be a connection between the sailing of the...
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A CTION is to be taken by the Ministry of Transport to prevent operators' from using combinatiOns either as separate lorries...
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TRIBUTE is paid by Mr. R. G. L Crowther, national chairman of the Road Haulage Association, in his 1956-57 rep o r t, to Mr....
IN the last three months of 1956, 17,018 additional C-licence vehicles were introduced and [0,171 more C-licence holders came...
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appointed general manager of the Black and Decker Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Toronto. MR. ROBERT HUNT, sales fleet...
M EMBERS of the Road Haulage Association were recommended last week by the national rates committee to reduce by two-thirds the...
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( N IL consumption in this country last kJ year was 8.5 per cent. higher than in 1955. Consumption of petrol at 6.3m. tons was...
TUESDAY'S meeting of the National 1 Council for the Omnibus Industry was adjourned after the employers had replied to the...
E UROPEAN inland goods transport requirements will rise by about 18 per cent. by 1960, stated the Organization for European...
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A PPLICATION by Stockport Cur 11 to increase revenue by varying their fares structure originally put forward in March, 1956,...
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A PLANNING appeal concerning his rk depot at Oldbury has been won by Mr. Sam Anderson, Motherwell. Oldbury Town Council had...
Rationing Debate: A debate on petrol rationing is to be initiated by Earl Howe in the House of Lords on May 1. Quicktho Merger...
T HE second group scheme initiated by producers in Scotland for the bulk collection of milk from farms will come into operation...
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COLE representation and distribution rights for the British Commonwealth for the heavy-duty dumpers made by Fried. Krupp...
rEBRUARY'S output of commercial I vehicles was substantially lower than that of last year, but the Value of exports was higher....
CENTENCE of. three months' 4--/ imprisonment was imposed on Edward McCormick, Dalinally Street, Glasgow, at Glasgow Sheriff...
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F IGURES for the applicant's carryings did not reflect the evidence submitted when the licence was granted In May, 1955, stated...
TO be used for transporting metal, a Commer oil-engined van has been supplied to Johnson Matthey and Co., Ltd., by Rootes,...
I N the first 20 weeks of its use, radio control of part of the Lancashire county ambulance service cut mileage by 28,861....
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T HE range produced by R. A. Dyson and Ltd., Grafton Street, Liverpool; 8, has been augmented by the' addition of 'a 14-15,ton...
TWO large contracts from nnanufac1 turers have been gained by F.. Perkins, Ltd., which -will more than offset the loss of...
Traders' Road TranSport Association, to bring to the notice of local authorities the -importance to trade and • industry of...
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Ideal Vehicle Sought by Brick Company to Use Quick-loading Gear to Fullest Advantage A N ingenious method of loading bricks,...
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WHETHER automatic transmissions on the fluid principle W will supersede the old-fashioned clutch and gearbox on British buses...
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"Free" Lifts that are Not So Free T OUR leading article of April 5 on private-car owners -carrying - passengers on a...
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New 3,000-lb. Electric Fork Truck A MONG their exhibits at the British 171. Industries Fair, from May 6-17, .Ransomes, Sims...
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B El - NG derived directly: from the Swiftsure 6-ton' . chassis, the Thornycroft Swift 4-tonner. gives a margin of strength...
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A NOTHER municipal official has mentioned the likelihood of a further claim for increased wages for busmen, although, as The...
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I MPOSITION and removal of the extra shilling on the fuel tax took place with surprisingly little comment. Operators were...
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Asks Ralph Cropper, M.Se.(Econ.), B.A., A.M.Inst.T. W HAT is going to happen when the 'special A (5) licence , expires?' Is...
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A TECHNIQUE for waterproofing van:'roots mdde of canvas or aluminium, by applying a glasspol skin has been developed;:lKits -...
A LTHOUGH the mileage run by the Northern General Transport Co., Ltd., and associated companies, in the last financial year...
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A NEW and unusual method of load ing small products in loose bulk into long-distance semi-trailers and discharging them at...
A . FLEET of British vehicles is ri engaged upon a new project in South Africa, laying a 90-mile pipeline to augment the water...
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I HAVE been asked to deal with costs and charges for the use of a coach on private-hire -work. As one inquirer puts it: " I...
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P ATENT No. 769,350 shows a suspension system which uses air for the springing medium, and is controlled in such a manner that...