By The Editor T last the rabbit is out of the hat! For weeks, many. sections of the lay Press have been bombarding the public...

Increase or Certain HE October figures for road Accidents Due to the 1 accidents spoil the down Crisis ward trend in...

Of more interest in tubular construction for chassis frames and body bearers. That not all producers of oil engines have...

SIR JOHN THORNYCROFT ON "ILLOGICAL REGULATIONS." In his speech at the annual general meeting of John I. Thomycroft and Co.,...

and Haulage Contractors' Provident Institution held its annual dinner at the Connaught Rooms, with Mr. J. H. Turner, 0.B.E.....

The proposal to raise additional capital to finance expansion, as a result of the increased output of vehicles, was confirmed...

The following were among the orders tor motor vehicles and allied material, given out by Government Departments during October...

At a meeting of the Eastern Licensing Authority, at Colchester, a few days ago, the Authority .had some serious remarks to...

Capt. Harold H Balfour, M.C., M.P., Parliamentary Under Secretary of State -for Air, will attend the annual dinner and dance of...

Northumberland County Council requires a library van based on a Fordson 2-ton normalcontrol chassis. Separate tenders for...

E LSEWHERE in this issue we deal editorially with the memorandum presented to the Minister of Transport by a railway...

(4) In 1933, Parliament authorized the creation of a Traffic Advisory Council, and in 1935, the committee of the Council...

W HEN successive Governments, in the past, have contributed by their policies to the present paucity of commercial vehicles, it...

gestion in the spirit in which it is made? There is no intransigence here, but an offer to work within the ramifications of a...

T HE next difficulty with which I must deal— carrying on this series of articles, in which I am demonstrating the need for...

A T the invitation of Lord Austin, chairman, and Mr. L. P. Lord, general manager, of the Austin Motor Co., Ltd., the Editor of...

T HE McLintock Report, on the working of the Northern Ireland Road Transport Board, was placed before the Ulster. Parliament on...

- GOVERNING ;P:1 UMA TIC AND MECHANICAL M UCH ingenuity has been expended in the devising of means for controlling oil...

A NEW large engine factory, covert - ling 3i acres and equipped with nearly £200,000 worth of new plant, has now taken over the...

D ESCRIBED as the Dodge 10-ton L./tipper, the 8-cubic-yd. vehicle shown in the accompanying pictures is a combined effort of...

and QUERIES LOAD-WIDTH RESTRICTION IN SCOTLAND , TO BE REMOVED. [55071 With reference to Mr. Bristow's letter which appeared...

trans mission line, particularly on oil-engined vehicles, meet a demand for a resilient member in the Hardy Spicer and Co.,...

A.R.Q. Hits Back at Railways A COUNTERBLAST to the railways' " square deal " pamphlet comes from &WO. Point by point, the...

NORTH-EASTERNERS AND COSTLIER LICENCES. The view that the imposition of additional taxation and restrictions upon the...

The Public Service Vehicle Committee of the Manchester C.M.U.A. has ceased to function and its duties have been taken over by...

The British Road Federation states that it has carefully considered the memorandum presented to the Minister of Transport by...

By Our Special Parliamentary Correspondent COST CAN BE FACED. S PEAKING on behalf of the Roads .--)Group in the House of...

thinly gone far in the direction of modernity and originality. So far as externals are concerned, the accompanying...

PASSENGER TRANSPORT £45,000 CHANGE-OVER SCHEME IN MERTHYR A sum of approximately £45,000 will he expended in connection with...

Explanatory drawing showing details of construction of the new Young window. T HE essential features of any particular...

I MMEDIATELX on relinquishing the position of B.B.C. organist, Reginald Foort took delivery, through Routes, Ltd., of four...

D ESIGNED for the haulage of heavy and outsize loads, the articulated outfit shown in the accompanying illustration has just...

A S'riehicles tend to be made larger and heavier, their operation sometimes calls for more effort than can be supplied by human...