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A STRONG feeling is , being Aroused, not only amongst operators of public-service vehicles, but also in the minds of the...
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that Scotland Yard should be authorized to issue police whistles to all licensed taximen in London as some measure of...
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Much about watt. Too small a percentage of political conversation dealing with trade revival. The query, "Why are so many...
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" The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...
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HARTLEPOOL Corporation has purchased an ambulance at a cost of £500. Couespos Urban District Council is purchasing a Thorn...
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First and Full Particulars of a Sturdy Power Unit Built to Meet the Requirements of Coach and Bus Chassis Builders riNLY a...
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C OXIMENTING on the national-fuel ‘..)reliability trial, recently organized by the Technical Commission of the French...
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to Meet the Regulations Every Inch of Overhang Needed for the Rear Doorway. Reconciling Track Width and Overall Width so as to...
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Details of the D.W.S. System A SINGLE, loose jack is of use when a wheel has to be changed, but its application is not always...
Appliances Demonstrated Under ANTI-DAZZLE DEVICES the Auspices of the R.A.C. T HE Royal Automobile Club recently held at...
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been made in the past to produce a satisfactory fuel pump of the piston type, the problem of providing an adequate seal between...
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Tyre Wear The Forms to be Completed in Licence Applications. Tr a n sport ing Passengers and Goods in Motor Lorries Yet...
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The Truth About the Interesting Experimental Work That Has Been Carried Out at Belfast. Details of Modifications to the Engines...
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M ANY vehicles are now being equipped for broadcasting, speechamplifying and record-producing, but the latest which we have...
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SIX-WHEELER The A.E.C. Mammoth Major, a Two-wheeldrive Six wheeler for, a Gross Load of 13 tons 2 cwt. Five Forward Speeds...
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in PARLIAMENT By Our Special Parliamentary Correspondent Economizing. T'aISCUSSION took place in the 1JHouse of Commons on a...
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tested under load Satisfactory General Performance by this New American Model Revealed as the Result of Our Standard Oneday...
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A Trouble-free Distribution System From £4 ;Os. Per Week "flARTICULARLY in the case of shopkeepers who have a limited...
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of Passenger Transport BOOKING AGENTS RALLY AGAINST THE COMMISSION DANGER Seriousness of Proposed Commission Cut Explained at...
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Details Extracted from the Gazettes Published by Area Traffic Commissioners During the Week rrtHE following are the times and...
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Advice to Operators on Terminal Points Off the Public Highway T EW Traffic Commissioner has caused the following letter to be...
Details of the Experimental Vehicle which Commenced Operation Across London Last Tuesday B RIEF details were given on page 162...
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A New Organization for the Travelling Public, All Operating Interests and Employees. Labour M.P. as Secretary B Y far the most...
Tiptree Appeal Lost, Mr. A. V. Brown, of Tiptree, Essex, has been advised that the Ministry of Transport has rejected his...
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Interesting Vehicles which are Equipped with Power-operated Cranes MHE latest additions to the London County Council fleet of...
Details of the Activities of a London Company Specializing in Components for Heavy Vehicles T HE operator of commercial...
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to be introduced W E are advised by Atkinson Walker Wagons, Ltd., Kendal Street Works, Preston, that it hopes shortly to...
A Heavyduty Scammell Vehicle Eqpipped with a Special Type of Hoppel Body of All steel Con struction T HE basis of the...
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HAULIER and CARRIER How Many Miles Can a Vehicle Cover Per Week? Answers to Various Criticisms Raised by Several Corre...
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GEARBOX IMPROVEMENTS MHE gearbox described in patent No. 355,53% by the General Motors Corporation, of America, is of the...