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Where that Turnover A N interesting comment Goes in a Motor "upon the company's large Works . . . . turnover of £2,000,000...
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Much talk of higher torque. That brakes can be too efficient for comfort or safety. That the driver close behind can also...
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I N association with his sons, Donald and Malcolm, Aid, Charles . Holdsworth. of Halifax, has purchased a road haulage business...
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You Must Use Them" L\ BOLD assertion that the time had come to force the public to use the railways, whether it wished to do...
F URTHER references were made, last week, when the Transport Tribunal was considering the claim of the Railway Executive for an...
A SCHEME whereby fish from late catches could be taken by R.H.E. vehicles to Inverness and dispatched by rail to Glasgow, was...
T HE Traders' Road Transport Association has been represented at a conference, convened by the Ministry of Transport. which has...
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A LEYLAND petrol engine which rt develops 100 b.h.p. at 2.400 r.p.m., is now available as an alternative unit in Leyland Comet...
F ACING a deficit of £122,000 next year, Wolverhampton Transport Department applied to the West Midland Licensing Authority for...
MR. W. BAXTER has been made transport officer to Fife County Couneii. Formerly he was with Rolls-Royce, Ltd. MR. W. H....
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Haulage Execut4ve from January 15-21. making the total for the first three weeks of the year, 88. The latest transfers are:—...
'INDUSTRIAL evolution and th movement towards decentralizatior. , . in , physical planning may tend to increase road transport...
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Chloride Batteries, Ltd., Manchester, has published a new Exide battery ca talogue. Radio-equipped fire-engines and ambulances...
A S from January 23, the British Aluminium Co., Ltd. announces, the basic prices for pure aluminium and BA60 (11 per cent. Mn.)...
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N E' techniques in road construction can he, and have been, developed which allow roads to be built when economic conditions...
A . PROTEST against the heavy cut which the Government had :proposed in' the allocation of commercial vehicles to the home...
T HE Bill promoted by Gateshead and HE Tramways Co., Ltd.. to give the company the powers to run motorbuses instead of trams,...
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indicate that the manufacturers are developing frame design to give rigidity without increas ing weight. Steel pressings are...
slovak exhibits, Which'. have already, been cleseribefi in -4 . The Commercial Nlotor.' were-powered - Mainly by coin pressiOn...
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BRITISH VEHICLES A A SECOND edition of "The British Commercial Vehicle '' . .litchistry," which presents to the world the...
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drafting committee which prepared the proposals considered at the World Road Conference in. Geneva Iasi 'August In one way...
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T HE progressive increases in permissible gear stresses, made possible by improvements in the materials used, have led to...
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i-in.-diameter fan operating in a close-fitting cowl and eating at l times engine speed. Compressed-air Akes are fitted to the...
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THE following experience may be of interest to readers of "The Commercial Motor." A representative using one of rny company's...
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PATENTED :features and judicious 1. design characterize a new coach buift by Bellhouse, Hartwell and Co. Ltd., Westhoughton,...
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S ELECTION of the most economical size of vehicle for any particular traffic can he most difficult. The factor of legitimate...
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.A . SIMPLIFIED• design • of inje'etion .1 - 1. pump comes in patent No. 631,005; from the. I nteroational Harvester 'Company...