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the paradoxes of engineering economics is the fact that more O NE of the paradoxes of engineering economics is the fact that...
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Williai Wbert Allen D RAPERS GARDENS, hard by the Stock Exchange in the City of London, always seems to me to enjoy a close...
R UDOLF UHLLNHAUT, Daimler-Benz's car-design wizard. was asked in London the other day what future, he saw for the automotive...
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M R. RONALD R. JACKSON has been appointed chairman of Traffic Commissioners and Licensing Authority for the South Wales Traffic...
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EE VIDENCE of some rationalizing of production between the various factories of the Duple group was shown at the exhibition of...
A NEW and more powerful range of vertical-en g ined Victor passenger chassis designed for overseas operation has been...
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Mr. D. K Gisby has been appointed works director of Stormont En g ineerin g Co., Ltd., and Sennocke En g ineerin g Co., Ltd....
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FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL . CORRESPONDENT A TOP-LEVEL plan to tackle the problem of dock strikes and restrictive practices in the...
D ESPITE objections by Carlisle City Council, the chairman of the Northern Traffic Commissioners, Mr. J. A. T. Hanlon, at...
T HE establishment of a Security Observer Corps to assist the police in tracing stolen vehicles was among the proposals put...
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A S mentioned briefly in last week's issue, Dennis Bros.. Ltd., have introduced a new chassis specifically designed to suit the...
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T'HE new Grimsby depot of McVeigh Transport, Ltd., was officially opened on Tuesday. The site, in Market Street, consists of...
U NLESS three of their Contract A vehicles were put on Public A licence, his company would be compelled to increase their rates...
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FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT new session of Parliament which opened this week is likely to see the quick introduction of...
THE deputy Metropolitan Licensing Authority, Mr. C. J. Macdonald. made a statement in open court last week concerning an...
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S TRONG criticism of British Road Services and the Atlantic Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., for not providing a " groupage "...
A N extended radius was granted to John Pitt (Transport), Ltd., of Glasgow, by the Scottish Licensing Authority, Mr. W. F....
S PEAK1NG at the annual banquet of the Road Haulage Association at Brighton last week, Mr. John Hay. Parliamentary Secretary to...
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'WHAT makes Britain's roads the most IfIr crowded in the world? An 'answer is supplied in the British Road Federation's 1961...
FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT T HE five major projects in Britain's motorway programme will be substantially completed by...
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SITTING in Edinburgh last week, the Transport Tribunal dismissed all the five Oappeals it heard. Four appeals were connected...
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The Present Policy of Finance Houses is to Back Only the Intending Haulier Who Already Has Some Substance By our Financial...
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Latest Equipment Shown at London . Motor Show with Possible Commercial Vehicle Application A LTHOUGH the Earls Court Motor Show...
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by Charles S. Dunbar M.Inst.T. I T was in the year of 1948 that I wrote: "if the business is an established one, and provided...
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D RIVERS came from Germany, France and Northern Ireland as well as from all parts of the United Kingdom to compete in the...
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New Low-height, Front-engined, Double decker Bus Chassis Brings Albion Motors, Ltd., Back into the Heavy Passengervehicle...
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Thin-wall Liners for "Short-cut" Power Increases S HORT of modifications to the fuel-injection and combustion systems of a...
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T O hear some people talk about the road haulage industry, one would imagine that it was on the point of dissolution or about...
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What Are the Meanings? Superimposed on the Difficulties Confronting Transport Operators in Complying with Many Traffic...
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Contract A and C Licence Switches from All Areas CONTRACT A and C licence switches are prevalent in all areas. One of the...