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29th May 1936
29th May 1936
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Publicity for Road Transport

R OAD transport, in its many phases, suffers considerably from lack of publicity as to its advantages and economic value. There...

Need for New Licensing Ruling

T HE original complaint of the railways which brought about the, alleged, co-ordinative Acts of Parliament by which road...

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Passing Comments Coach May Be Used A N interesting advantage of as a Portable Grandr - s•the coach, as compared with

stand the railway, was brought for ward at a recent Traffic Commissioners' hearing. After evidence had been given of special...

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One Hears

That road transport will stick to the last. That the motorization of country fire brigades has killed the old joke about the...

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NEWS of the WEEK

" The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all di:gasifies of transport, at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...

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Personal Pars,

Ma. J. H. GOLOSTRAW has been appointed secretary to Dalley's Motor Services, Coquet Street, Newcaktle-onTyne. MR. H. POOL,...

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WHEN SHOULD RECORD BE ENTERED?

When a Stirling lorry driver appeared at Alloa Sheriff Court on a charge of failing to keep a record of a certain journey, the...

Ambulance Speeds Unlimited

A N ambulance, according to a decision of the Staffordshire Magistrates, last week, is a passenger vehicle and no general speed...

Rail Transport Too Slow T HE contention that the railway service

was too slow for certain traffic involved was put forward in support of two applications before the Yorkshire Licensing...

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TWO NEW ROADLESS-EQUIPPED TRACTORS.

Roadless Traction, Ltd., Hounslow, Middlesex, is now producing two new models of Roadless tractor. Both are of the standard or...

MUNICIPAL PURCHASES AND PROPOSALS

Hythe Transport Committee is to purchase an arnim:ance, at a cost not exceeding £500. Leeds Corporation has sanctioned an...

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£12 FINE FOR EXCEEDING SPEED LIMIT.

A lorry driver pleaded at Aberdare Police Court, when convicted of exceeding the speed limit with a heavy vehicle, for an...

Gerrards Appeal Succeeds: Not Newcomer 41 2 desire to emphasize that we

have decided this case in the way we have because of the very exceptional circumstances connected with it," stated the Appeal...

Objection to Production of Rates

T HE hearing was continued, at Liver pool. on Monday, before the NorthWestern Deputy Licensing Authority, Sir William Hart, of...

A Unilever Motor Show.

WITH commendable enterprise CapVV tam n J. Walton, chief engineer of the mechanical transport employed by the Unilever...

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What the Associations Are Doing S.T.R.'S MIDLANDS TOUR.

Plans have now been fixed for the lectures which, as announced last week, S.T.R., The Commercial Motor costs expert, is to give...

Unfair Treatment for C-licensees?

T HE time has come for C-licensees to make a firm stand for liberty, said Aid, Solomon Stephens, at a wellattended A.R.O....

Fair Competition Displaces Bitter Rivalry

T HE annual dinner of A.R.O. South Eastern Area, at Brighton, last Friday, was a most successful function, with an attendance...

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A New 30-cwt, Model

Added to the International Range T HE.tendency, to-day, to use a large engine, which durin . g the major portion of its life is...

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OPINIONS

and QUERIES THE COSTING SYSTEM OF A BIG MANUFACTURER. L4805] Following recent correspondence on the subject of " Uniform...

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A British Producer-gas Development

WillEN, over three years ago, Major W J. A. Macdonald, D.S.O., MC., was experimenting with his producer-gas plant for road...

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Virile Discussion on I.o.T. Congress Papers

A S the papers prepared for the Institute of Transport Congress, held last week in Birmingham, had been circularized, they were...

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A 30 m.p.h. 51-tonner

A S the result of the success attained by previous light-weight models of large-load capacity, Albion Motors, Ltd., Scotstoun,...

Road Transport Topics

In Parliament By Our Special Parliamentary Correspondent TAXATION OF MOTORISTS TOO HIGH. T HE Parliamentary Road Group in...

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Silver Solders

—Their Composition, Application and Use S UITABLE for use with ferrous and non-ferrous metals, silver solders have a field of...

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The Fire Brigades' Conference

Résumé of a Paper on Fire Hazards Read By A. M. Cameron, B.Sc., before the Annual Conference of the Professional Fire Brigades...

Motors Revolutionize Fire-fighting Methods

Fire Brigade Officials at Edinburgh, Grimsby, Perth and Darlington Point to the Value of Motor Appliances for Combating...

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A New Fire Fighter for Small Municipalities

T HE accompanying illustration, shows an interesting conversion that has recently been carried out by R. H. Collier and Co.,...

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Rejuvenating the Salvage Corps Fleet

THE London Salvage Corps was i established in 1866 by the insurance companies, by which it is maintained, for the purposes of...

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Modern Chemical Fire-extinguishing, Equipment

F IRE-EXTINGUISHING, by other means than water, has developed, during the past few years, to a marked extent. Whereas the...

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COMMISSIONERS AND TROLLEYBUSES

D URING the hearing or evidence on Huddersfield Corporation's trolleybus Bill, Mr. Robert Hanson, of Hanson's Buses, Ltd., who...

LATEST MUNICIPAL BUS RESULTS

T HE following are the latest results of municipal transport operation during the past year:— Rotherham. The motorbuses...

BIG NEW SWANSEA, GARAGE.

A. GARAGE for 200 buses, occupying some 74,000 sq. ft., is to be built at Swansea for the South . Wales Transport Co., Ltd. It...

£20,000 DEAL IN SCOTLAND.

I T is stated that a sum of 220,000 has .been paid by W. Alexander and Sons, Ltd., Falkirk, for the business of the Elgin and...

New Form of Railway Attack

A NEW phase of Ailway opposition to road excursions and tours was notified at a sitting of the NorthWestern Traffic...

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PROTECTION ISSUE IN FARE CUTS

THE principle of protection for rail' way fares was upheld by the North Western Traffic Commissioners, on Tuesday. They...

Mr. Keeling Replies to S.T.R 's Comments

I N a statement to The Commercial Motor, Mr, Joseph Keeling, of Leeds, has replied to criticisms by S.T.R., our costs expert,...

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The S.R.P.T.A. Annual Conference

Congestion the Root Cause of Traffic Problems THAT the constant delays to which vehicles are sub jected on the roads to-day...

Scottish Cities Urged to Modernize Transport

VV/E do not necessarily agree with some of the opinions VV voiced by Bailie Victor D. Warren in his paper entitled "Scottish...

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Provocative Papers Discussed

D URING the discussion on Mr. Hutchinson's paper, Mr. Norman _Hardie (A.E.C.) said that broad trunk roads should be provided...

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A Novel Engine Mounting

I N patent No. 446,544, the Steel Wheel Corporation, of Chicago, U.S.A., describes an unusual form of powerunit mounting, the...