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27th March 1953
27th March 1953
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Service Before Sales

S PECIALIZATIONI s being developed to a . high degree by the makers of the " popular " types of commercial vehicle. It extends...

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Rural Bus Difficulties

T HE continuance or many rural bus services is threatened by the practical impossibility - of running stage services with...

Passing Comments

It's the Load That Counts TT is scarcely to be expected that road users held up I at a level crossing should look with...

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One Hears

Of too much willing horse power being driven to death. Demands for less " fiddling " with road maintenance and more money for...

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Delay Over 20 m.p.h. Limit

Minister of Transport's state1 mcnt in the House of Commons (reported in last week's issue), indicating further delay in...

Transport Bill Passed b he House of Lords

Back to the Commons Next Week : Lords Make Many Amendments By Our Parliamentary Correspondent VESTERDAY the Transport Bill...

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Early Entry by Purchase Only

" A NYBODY wishing to come back into long-distance haulage at the early doors will have to buy an undertaking with a special A...

New Appliances at Factory Show

T WO new mechanical-handling appliances are shown at the Factory Equipment Exhibition at the New Horticultural Hall, London,...

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Men in the News

LORD TEYNHAM has been unanimously elected chairman of the Automobile Association, in succession to the WC CANON F. W....

Trolleybuses Save lid. a Mile

T HE 193 trolleybuses of Manchester Transport Department cost £30,195 per year less to run than the equivalent number of...

Minister Reverses Camp Decision

A GREEING with his inspector that the case met all the criteria applying to camp express services. the Minister of Transport...

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Fog Cost L.T.E. £200,000

THERE has been no significant up ward or downward trend in London traffic since last summer, but December fogs caused losses...

Minister to Review Crush-loaders

• • THE question of the operation of crush-load single-deckers is being considered by the Minister of Transport, who proposes...

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- Free Travel : Writ. Against Corporation?

L'UNDS are to be collected by • Birmin g ham Ratepayer s ' Associa' Lion for the issue of a writ to rest rain the city...

Private Hire Illegal : Licence Refused T HE Northern Licensin g Authority,

last week, refused a licence to Messrs. M.-Thomas, of Dearham, West Cumberland, to carry employees of Cumberland Childwear,...

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Exports Remain Steady

nURING January, shipments of coin s mercial vehicles totalled 8,972 units, valued at £5,607,748. Although these figures showed...

In a' Line or Two

Halls Garage, Ltd.. P.O. Box 69, Plantyre, have been appointed Leyland agents in Nyasaland. The annual dinner-dance of the...

Regret Over Royal Show Decision

" THE Royal Agricultural Society of 1 England regrets the interruption of personal relationship—extending in one case over 50...

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NQ Rise in Fares : Operators Object

WJHEN Mr.E. Jefleock. a Sheffield W coach operator, applied to the Yorkshire Licensing Authority, last Friday, for a renewal of...

Trent Company's Taxation Higher

1 INCOME and other taxes charged to the Trent Motor Traction Co., Ltd.. in the past financial year were £52,000 higher than in...

Scottish Coach Fight Renewed A N allegation that the Scottish

Licensing Authority acted in "a misguided and narrow-minded" fashion in granting Northern Roadways, Ltd., a licence for their...

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B.T.C. Will Keep Big Share in Road Transport A QUICK sketch

of the road haulage industry Under denationalization was given by Mr. Bernard Winterhottorn, national chairman of the Road...

Haulage Rates for Flood Repairs

A S forecast in The Commercial Motor on February 27. rates have been agreed between the Road Haulage Association and the...

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Should Superchargers be Original Equipment?

Investigation has Shown that Low-pressure Charging, Apart From Increasing Thermal Efficiency, Prolongs the Life of Exhaust...

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Latest News of Fares

Another £250,000 for Crosville Crosville Motor Services,Ltd., Maidstone and District Motor Services, Ltd., Westcliff-onSea...

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Fighting Fires on Airfields

p YRENE fire-fighting appliances have in the past eight yearibecome a familiar sight on airfields at homeand abroad. The latest...

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VIANY DIGS IN

By Laurence J. Cotton, M.I.R.T.E. A LTHOUGH almost 1,000 buses, coaches, lorries and trailers are exhibited at Frankfurt,...

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A Question of SALESMANSHIP

Says Geo. B. Lissenden, M.Inst.T. W ITH the passing of the Transport Act, 1953, an entirely new order of things will come into...

Aids to Speedy Repairs

A N important accessory when erect!". ing an engine and gearbox is the sealing compound used for making the various joints....

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COAL HAULAG

FHE MODERN WAY By Ashley Taylor, A.M.I.R.T.E. How a Manchester Coal Merchant Attains Utmost Efficiency By Employing...

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Political Commentary By JANUS

Lightning Conductor 0 • NCE proudly described as the " keystone " of the Government's transport policy, the levy has...

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Opinions and Queries 20 m.p.h. is Enough!

IN his letter published on March 6, C. S. Dunbar I suggests that my article of February 13, dealing with the possible loss in...

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What a Rural Haulier Should Charge

Rates for 2-ton and 5-ton Vehicles are Calculated in this Article, Which Continues a Series on Agricultural Operators'...

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Double-deck Trolleybuses for Hamburg

H AMBURG municipal transport undertaking is now running five double-deck 96-passenger trolleybuses, and thus becomes the second...

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Valve Rocker Automatically Adjusted

A SELF-ADJUSTING valve rocker PA. comes in patent No. 686,362, from Daimler-Benz A.G., Stuttgart-Unter ttirk.heim, Germany....