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T HERE is merit in the suggestion that the Road Haulage Association should call a conference of trade and industry to discuss...
TT is an obvious truth that no manufacturer of goods requiring after1 sales service should attempt to sell overseas before he...
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F EW of Her Majesty's Ministers eau have had such a mixed reception as an after-meal speaker as Mr. Ernest Marplesour own...
p RACTICAL market research is a matter in which Burley Francis Caunt, managing director of Atkinson Vehicles, Ltd., has taken a...
Hailsham Humour H OW about, incidentally, the delightful sally from Lord Hailsham at last week's Society of Motor...
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A SHEFFIELD transport firm which was granted a B licence for five vehicles after acquiring another business, must surrender its...
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L ONDON rush- hour travel is g reater than ever, although fewer people are travellin g to work by road despite a big increase...
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'TRAVELLING facilities between 1 Manchester and Butlins holiday camp at Pwllheli were criticized by fnernbers of the public...
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driver, Mr. R. McKeeganey, of Consett, Co. Durham, with no supporting evidence other than particulars of 'work carried out...
'THAT research work on the fuel cell I was going on in their new research laboratories was revealed by Mr. Edward Powell, sales...
C. Templeman (Haulage), Ltd. Cap. £100. Dirs.: C. Templeman, 53 Prince Edwin Street, Liverpool, and S. Downes, 14 Coningsby...
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MEWPORT'S traffic position—there 1 1 were 5,000 loads a' day going to the Spencer steelworks site during the summer—has not...
A N application by T. T. Walker, Ltd., of Newbum, Northumberland, to amend the normal user of 35 B-licensed vehicles and to add...
A SLEAFORD, Lincolnshire, haulier, 1-1 .• John William Moon, was given 'another chance by the East Midland Licensing Authority...
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A T the finish of the 1,200-mile Army Driving Championship at Bedford last Friday (The Commercial Motor, last week), 166 of the...
Big Share Issue: Silentbloc, Ltd., are tc issue 5m. shares of 2s. each, Central Depot Plan: Fife County Council is considering...
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D ELEGATES to the National Safety Congress of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents in London , last week debated...
C OACH-AIR tours were the subject of a series of applications by Happiway Tours (Manchester), Ltd., concluded at Manchester on...
Rowley Regis Borough Council is recommended to buy from Shelvoke and Drewry. Ltd., a refuse co/lector for £3.380. Walsall...
L AST week, Manchester Transport Committee passed, with one dissentient, a resolution expressing support for the employment of...
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Highland Omnibuses Warning ESPITE a threat that if fares increases were not granted, additional mileage and operating costs...
ON DON TRANSPORT would not pay 1 --4 for a man to risk his health; they would rather ensure that there was no • risk, said Dr....
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A SIMPLE centrifugal oil filter of Continental origin is now available in this country from Vandervell Products, Ltd., Western...
TRANSPORT of wool, waste materials. I rags, animal products and allied goods from Glasgow to points throughout the United...
THERE seemed to he an increasing 1 tendency for witnesses supporting applications to indulge in generality when giving...
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Political Commentary • By JANUS L ITTLE ITTLE harm should follow the somewhat unexpected intrusion of the controversial...
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manager. ) ay With Every Vehicle Replaced at Two-yearly intervals, an Eye-catching Modern Fleet is a Valuable Advertisement...
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by the British Railways' modernization plan likely to create a streamlined, dynamic system worthy of a great trading nation,...
THE following meetings have been arranged by the London Division of the Industrial Transport Association, to he held at the...
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By a Special Correspondent CAR styling, as exemplified by exhibits at the Motor Show, is in the doldrums. But, nevertheless,...
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By John F. Moon, A.M.I.R,T.E. 66 I 'LL be glad when the governor gets some of these: I know I won't be too happy with my...
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Devon General's A tlanteans Have Allowed Reduction in Service Frequencies with Increased Seating Capacity By A Special...
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THE Transport Tribunal have given their judgment on their decision to allow the appeal of the British Transport Commission to...
L ACK -of facilities for transporting LA caravans led to Mr. E. W. Espley, managing . director of the Earnley Caravan •Co.,...
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Dipping by Electronics A ' TOMATIC headlamp dipping devices, already accepted in North America, have aroused little interest...
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To the Enemy Camp W E read of the increasing struggle by bus companies to meet the burden of rising costs. Whilst no doubt...
A N application by Western Freights, Ltd., Alveston, Bristol, to vary the conditions of their B licence to read: "general goods...
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Comparative Costs for Petroland Oil-engined Versions of a • i5-cwt. Van are in Favour of the Oiler 6g HAT are the comparative...
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A SUSPENSION system employing 1 - 1 leaf-springs located by pneumatic units is shown in patent No 844,063. The object of the...