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M R. LENNOX BOYD has every reason for the satisfaction which he expressed during the third reading of the Transport Bill. His...
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D ESPITE difficulties in obtaining balanced supplies of certain raw materials, the British commercial vehicle industry set up...
Wear by Weathering I T seems that however drastic are the tests conducted with a new design of vehicle, consideration mast...
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A s from to-morrow, any vehicle which is required by a council to -be presented for weighing must be accompanied by any...
T HE Court of Appeal on Monday allowed an appeal by the Road Haulage Executive against the refusal of the Queen's Bench...
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Levy Retained : Lord Lucas Estimates a Loss of £50m. on Denationalization company method of disposal was skilfully planned,...
A JOINT meeting between the Road Pl. Haulage Association, Government departments and other interested authorities will, it is...
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NiToRE economical methods of oper1 V 1 ation, a decline in the total of vehicles in service and a noticeable reduction in the...
MR. PHILIP BROSTER, overseas technical and sales representative of Fodens, Ltd., is visiting countries in the Middle East,...
T HE deputation from the leading industrial and transport associations, led by Sir Leonard Browett, director of the National...
his experience, the Northern Licensing Authority on Monday granted a B licence to Mr. J. Place, a farmer, of Low Skelgill,...
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LTHOUGH 5,671 fewer commercial vehicles (including trailers) were exported in 1952 than in 1951, the value of exports rose by...
of an appeal by Guildford Borough Council against a decision of the Metropolitan Licensing Authority, the appellant's...
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A DISSENTING judgment has been PI given—probably_ for the first time —by a member of the Transport [Appeal] Tribunal. It...
nESIGNED for a maximum load of 10 tons of dry malt or barley in bulk, a new tipping hopper has been built by J. H. Sparshatt...
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conductors should, as an economy measure, be used in outlying areas, will come before the conference of the Women's Rural...
O of the ground that a football match to which only ticket-holders were admitted was a special occasion for which contract...
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TRAFFIC con g estion in London, L which will become even more critical as the day of the Coronation approaches, will probably...
THE chairman of the Dou g las Tram1 ways Committee, Cllr. R. F. Quayle, stated recently that the committee was ready to discuss...
UNDER a decision of the Queen's %-.0 Bench Division on Monday, education authorities may have to provide more transport for...
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INCREASED use of road transport in 'Europe is recorded in the Annual Bulletin of Transport Statistics, 1951, compiled by the...
A S joint consultation progressed in an industry, workers would develop a capacity for putting forward constructive ideas, said...
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How a Birmingham Operator, with One Mechanic, Keeps 19 Bedford Tippers Working at High Pressure By P. A. C. Brockington,...
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CLAIMED to be the most advanced %.■ machine of its type, a new tender added to the fleet of the London Salvage Corps...
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for 30 no.h. Running By James Wilson, Driver, British Rood Services C ONSTERNATION may he the initial reaction of...
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Two New Extractor Tools, a Grease Gun and a Ratchet Screwdriver Expedite Maintenance W HEN a ball or roller bearing, timing...
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F IRST in the field, in 1882, with municipally owned and operated tramways, one of the few undertakings to provide both a...
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arbors is now available for use with the Churchill connecting-rod aligning jig. It is claired by the maker, V. L. Churchill and...
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Crosville, Western Welsh, Red and White and Other Companies Apply for Fares Calculated on Mileage A PPLICATIONS for revised...
A leading vehicle manufacturer advertises in this issue for an export manager. Services of Southport Transport Department are...
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By JANUS A LTHOUGH there are occasional wordy skirmishes between hauliers under free enterprise and the British Transport...
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1 N his two recent articles in "The Commercial Motor" on Forces week-end leave travel, published in your issues dated January...
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By Our Legal Adviser THERE has been in the past some confusion arising I out of the meaning of "goods vehicle " and " goods "...
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"The Commercial Motor" Costs Expert Continues His Advice to Hauliers Tendering to Local Authorities by Showing How to Determine...
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A VIGOROUS attack on taxation policy, on the Government's failure to assist exporters and on illogical regulations governing...
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A SYSTEM for hibri. I - 1 eating points on chassis at long, but regu lar, intervals is shown in patent No. 684,488, by...