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27th March 1936
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Organizing Road Transport

T HE uniting of two of the most representative bodies in the roadtransport industry is undoubtedly _ a ' step . 'of the utmost...

Owner-driver Slavery

CONSIDERABLE apprehension has been created in certain quarters by the recent comments of Mr. Henry Riches, Northern Scotland...

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Passing Comments

Railways fully EquipA T a recent appeal hearing, ped to "Skin" Road r - kcounsel for the railways Operators faltered over the...

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NEWS of the WEEK

"The wheels of wealth will be starved by all digculties of transport, at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...

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The Act Tolerated on Sufferance !

i- r illERE is only one answer to a 1 letter of that kind; the application will be refused," said Mr. J. H. Stirk, East Midland...

Personal Pars

111-health resulted in the resignation of CouN. J. C. MARTIN, chairman of Lytham St. Annes Transport Commit. tee, from the town...

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TAXATION RELIEF NEXT MONTH?

A strong attack on the present system of dealing with motoring offences was made by Mr. J. L. Kinder, national organizer, at...

Wages Dissension: Union to Fight

THREATS of trade-union action 1 against A and B-licence holders who refuse to carry out the findings of the National Joint...

Motors to Cut Cleansing Costs

T THAT there should be an acceleration tion of the substitution of motors for horses, as a means for effecting economies, is...

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HAULIER'S 2,000-MILE DASH BY AIR.

Mr. Charles Holdsworth, the wellknown Yorkshire haulage contractor, last week travelled, with Mrs. Holdsworth, over 2,000 miles...

Authority May Use His Own Knowledge

T °THAT a Licensing Authority is I entitled, when exercising his discretion on any application, to take into consideration...

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Long Live Road Transport, Says • M.o.T.

A PPROXIMATELY 500 members and guests attended the 32nd Annual Luncheon of the Commercial Motor Users Association, held on...

SPEED UP LICENSING PROCEDURE.

Goods licensing procedure greatly inconveniences operators on -many occasions and it is hoped that, in the near future,...

Fighting Iniquitous Legislation

T HE annual supper of the hauliers' section of the Cambridge Sub-area of A.R.O. was held on Saturday last, and proved a great...

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Merger to Benefit all Road Users

T HE annual dinner and dance of the Metropolitan Area of A.R.O., last Friday, was a most popular and enjoyable event....

C-Licensee Must Prepare for Attack

ce marked the annual dinner nd Area, last . Major The J.P., appealed pion the cause e Chamber of ady a strong body of road...

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. Industry's Right of Choice

W HEN the Manchester and District Traffic Association met in Manchester on Thursday of last week, under the chairmanship of Mr....

Amend Section 11, Says C.M.U.A.

'THAT Section 11 of the Road and i Rail Traffic Act, an which attention has been focused by The Cormueriial Motor, sshould be...

Road Transport Topics in Parliament

By Our Special Parliamentary Correspondent REMEDYING THE STEEL SHORTAGE. I T was stated by Dr. Burgin that the British Iron...

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MAINTENANCE

penny wise )ound foolish I WAS interested to read that one of the Licensing Authorities has been "reading the Riot Act" to...

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National Support for the Merger

MUCH CREDIT DUE TO THE NEGOTIATING COMMITTEE. MO one can doubt that you are right in claiming that the great fusion of...

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Stabilizing by Cross-coupled Shock Absorbers

r E problem of stabilizing a heavy v ehicle against rolling on corners, without detracting from the riding comfort afforded by...

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• T . HERE is probably no name so generally associated with steel tubes as that of Accles and

, Pollock, Ltd., but it is not so widely . known that this company also makes a large proportion of the rolled-metal sections...

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Is Waiting Driving?

T HE issue of The Commercial Motor dated February 21 contained a short report of the case of J. Jesner and Sons, Ltd., v....

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Unity factors which brought

about its achievement By Frank F. Fowler, National Council Member, Associated Road Operators T HE Wheels of Wealth will be...

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Novelty in Trolley bus Design A S a result of having

seen in The Commercial Motor dated February 7, an article entitled ". Desert Tradition to Improve Bus Design," a reader in...

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OPINIONS and

UERI ES EXAMPLES OF ROAD AND RAIL TRAFFIC "ACTS?' {47721 The promotion of railway business at the expense of road transport...

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British Products at Paris Tractor Show

T HE Salon de la Machine Agricole, held in Paris from LVIarch 17-22, was more important than usual, in spite of French business...

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Individual Ideas in Bus Bodywork

E XTENSIONS to . the Addiestone works of . Metropolitan-CammellWeymann Motor Bodies, Ltd., have recently been required to deal...

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,E50,000 Norwich Station Opened

T HE new bus station and garage at Norwich, which has been erected at a cost of £50,000, was opened on Tuesday by the Lord...

Agency Agreements No Official Move

THE Metropolitan and South-Eastern 1 Traffic Commissioners have refused to intervene in the question of restrictive agency...

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A Novel Crankshaft Layout T HE high torque developed by modern

engines gives rise to many problems in connection with torsional stresses in the cranshaft, and in this regard a novel scheme...