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27th August 1929
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SEVERAL important improvements are embodied in a popular refuse collector produced by a

prominent British maker. Page 42. SOME surprisingly good mechanical features are to be found in the new-model van just...

Statements Derogatory to the Future of Road Transport.

MANY sections of the daily Press in this 13-I- country have adopted the unhappy policy of devoting considerable space to what...

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LOOSE LEAVES

W HILE talking to Mr. W. G. Cairns, the managing director of Reo Motors (Britain), Ltd., the other day, we were pleased to hear...

Reducing the Dangers from Low Bridges.

T • OW bridges in London have lately been the direct cause of several regrettable accidents in which double-deck buses have...

The Public and Railway Road Services.

W HAT is there of interest to the general public in the absorption by the railway companies of motorbus undertakings? This...

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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 roughness of the roads over which it...

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• Municipal Purchases and Proposals.

Three buses costing a total of .15,000 are to be purchased by LEIGH Corporation. DRIVFIELD Rural District Council is to borrow...

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A FEW NOTES ON

the Interim Report of THE ROYAL COMMISSION By C. F. Lawrence King, M.LA.E. MEM report of the Royal Commis sion on Transport,...

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Improvements in a Popular Refuse Collector

I T is some mouths since Dennis Bros., Ltd., of Guildford, introduced the LF 30 refuse-collecting machine, but in the interim...

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A New Articulated

Five-wheeler HEN the Lister Auto-track was produced in 1927 it was described in The Commercial Motor as a petrol utility truck...

A Suggestion for Facilitating Rescues at Fires

MITE recent lamentable occurrence ..11_ at Gillingham, where a number of lives was lost during a demonstration intended to show...

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ANEW Front-drive LIGHT VAN

A N interesting design of light1 -van chassis, which has a low load-line and a carrying capacity of about 5 cwt., has been...

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A HIGHLY EFFICIENT PISTON RING.

A Niqnteresting and effective piston ...ring which is being very well received by many motor manufacturers, Diesel-engine...

A SIMPLE DESIGN OF LOCKNUT.

rivIE loss of nuts is one of the corn..L men causes of failure in any type of mechanism, and even looseness may result in a...

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IMPROVED BRAKE EQUIPMENT for Heavy Commercial Motors

The Westinghouse Company Markets a Vacuum Storage Arrangement in Conjunction with its Well-known Servo Brake System. T M...

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ROAD-MOTOR SERVICES

of a Great Railway Organization P ERHAPS the most crucial factor bearing upon the progress taking place in the...

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A HOME on a Six wheeled Commercial Chassis

1 - 113R1NG recent years a number of J Jr luxurious motor caravans has been designed and supplied by Melville Hart and Co.,...

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OPINIONS and QUERIES The Editor invites correspondence on all subjects connected with the use of commercial motors.

Letters should be on one side of the paper only and, preferably, typewritten. The right of abbreviation is reserved, and no...

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Refinements in a

New-model AMERICAN VAN An Entirely New Power Unit Characterizes the Latest Dodge Brothers' 15-cwt. Van. W E are able...

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A MOBILE CRANE •

for 6-ton Loads A Remarkable F.W.D. Machine with Herbert Morris Fixed Jib and a Hook Clearance of 10 ft. from the Ground and 4...

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THE REAR

of the DOUBLE-DECK BUS BODY How It Has Been Developed After Dealing, In Our Issue for Last Week, with the Frontal Appearance...

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THE R.A.C. TOURING MAP OF ENGLAND AND WALES.

As a result of the improvements and additions effected within recent years to our system of roads, existing maps, even those...

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Problems of the

HAULIER and CARRIER Elucidating a Problem Set in the Concluding Paragraph of the Previous Article in this Series. I N my...

THIS WEEK'S PROBLEM.

"I recently tendered for the haulage of 120 tons of rough quarry stone which was required for road repairs. The distance the...

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A New Industrial Truck

with an Oil-cooled Engine The Maker of B.E.V. Battery-electric Vehicles Enters the Market with a 1-ton Petrol-engined...

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PHASES OF PASSENGER TRAVEL

Notes on Every Aspect of Coach and Bus Development. AN IMPORTANT AMALGAMATION IN SCOTLAND. Two Railway Companies and the...

PLYWOOD FOR BUS BODIES.

Some Information on the Use and Manufacture of Tucker's Plywood, which is Largely Used for Passenger Vehicles. I N view of the...

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GROWTH OF WORCESTER'S BUS TRAFFIC.

Some Notes on the Services Which Pass Through, and Radiate from, an Important Midland Centre. VEIL since the war the bus...

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A Morris-Commercial Exhaust-pipe Connection

MHE form of exhaust-pipe connection described in the specification (No. 315,985) of Morris Commercial Cars, Ltd., and W. W....