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2nd May 1947
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Passing Comments

D O politics constitute a dis Industry . . ruptive influence in industry? A manufacturer in the north-west of England takes a...

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SHORT-DISTANCE RATES UP 10 PER CENT.

D ISCUSSIONS have been held between the Road Haulage Association and the Ministry of Transport regarding rates for the hire of...

Character of Business Changed: Vital Points Raised

D CISION in a case which, he said, 1-/"presented considerable complications involving matters of importance both as regards...

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More Compensation for Hautiers?

Ti Transport Bill may be amended in the House of Lords to provide for c i n E mpensation to be paid to hauliers for cessation...

LICENSING POLICY MADE CLEAR

'THE Appeal Tribunal has laid down I the principles to be followed by Licensing Authorities in dealing with applications for...

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M.A.A. AND THE TRANSPORT BILL

S QPEAK1NG at a dinner of the Motor Agents' at on April 23, the chairman, Mr. G. S. Payne, managing director of Hamilton...

Personal Pars

MR. DEREK MACK, son of Mr. A. G. Mack, governing director of Mack's Hauliers, Ltd., has joined the board. MR. S. C. HAYWARD,...

UNIONS IGNORE GOVERNMENT WHITE PAPER. " TT seems paradoxical that the Unions I should put forward these demands at

the present time in face of the Economic Survey recently published by His Majesty's Government," stated Mr. W. T. James,...

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(N.E.) ELECTS OFFICERS FOR THIS YEAR FOR THIS YEAR

Q FFICERS elected at the recent % /annual general meeting of the north-east section of the Institute of Road Transport...

In a Line or Two

Repair and Maintenance Co., Leighton Buzzard, has been appointed an official service station for Maudslay vehicles. Road...

In the Money

Stewart and Ardent,. Ltd., is paying an interim dividend of 20 per cent, in respect of the year to September 30 next Ford...

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HOUSEWIVES JOIN IN SLASHING ATTACK ON NATIONALIZATION

A SHINING example of "the blundering incompetence . of the Ministry" was given by Miss Dorothy Crisp, chairman of the British...

L.P.T.B.'S PART IN ANTIINVASION PLAN H AD invasion come in 1940,

plans for the evacuation of Government employees would have been put into effect and 1,640 London buses would have carried...

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T.R.T.A. REPORTS A SUCCESSFUL YEAR

I N its second annual report (1946-7), issued for the Traders' Road Transport Association by Colonel A. Jerrett chairman) and...

TRADERS CALL FOR GREATER RADIUS LIMIT XTENSION of the 25-thile

radius of operation to be granted to A and B licensees, if the Transport Bill becomes law, was demanded, particularly for...

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Taking the Book

to the Reader T ° extend its library facilities even to the most remote corners of its extensive area, Enfield (Middlesex)...

Mobile Cinema with Arc Illumination

B 'ASED on a Thames longwheelbase chassis, a mobile cinema has been added to the fleet of vehicles run by the Church Army. This...

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Leigh Solves a Building Problem

B ECAUSE of the shortage of building materials for permanent centres, Leigh Corporation has converted an old Leyland bus into a...

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Finland Produces Its Own Commercial Vehicles

One Model for Goods or Passenger Bodywork. Fivelitre Six-cylindered Engine Operates on Producer Gas By D. Scott-Moncrieff F...

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The Hinged Cab "Catches On"

D ESCRIBED in The Commercial Motor," dated April 20, 1945, was a driver's cab hinged for maximum accessibility. A patent was...

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NEED !BUS STATIONS

Asks Ashley F. Taylor Who Surveys the ,Difficulties Caused by Kerbside Terminals and Discusses the Financial Responsibility...

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Piccadilly Gardens, with Parker Street Bus Station (plus blitzed ground

that has been turned into a car park and will be properly laid out at some later date), make up a pleasant open expanse, one of...

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THE AEC. REGENT MARK

T HERE are no doubt many operators throughout the country who are awaiting delivery of A.E.C. Regent Mark III bus chassis, and...

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[I-A TECHNICAL TRIUMPH

• The .6-litre A.E.C. Oil Engine Gives An Exceptionally Fine Performance In a Chassis Incorporating All That is Best in Modern...

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Licensing Principles for Transitional

Period— Tribunal's Ruling IMPORTANT principles relating to 'the granting of licences during the present transitional period...

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Engineers Look at U.S. Methods

r- r WO members of the staff of Albion Motors, Ltd.—Mr. J. A. Kemp and Mr, A. C. Macdonald—who recently returned from a visit...

Mr. Robertson Attacks Long Hours " T HE time has now arrived when we

cannot tolerate drivers working long hours, and this is happening in some areas. During the war we turned a blind eye to that,...

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Planning Increases Haulage Capacity

ar — IOMPEI ENT authorities have said that one of the most 'Vital factors in industrial " 'efficiency is the movement of...

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Calculating • Costs for Workmen's Services

Discussion at a Meeting of Coach Operators Reveals Extraordinary Ignorance . of the Principles of Costing and Assessing Charges...

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Spring Mounting for Bus Bodies

P ATENT No. 584,293 comes from C. Lamb and the Metropolitan-Cammelt Carriage and Wagon Co., Ltd., both of Metropolitan Road,...

assemblage of blades having a weight assemblage of blades having a weight

lished Patent Specifications 25 per cent, less than the normal, yet giving the same load-carrying capacity. In addition, the...