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2nd October 1959
2nd October 1959
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Page 51

Now or. Never

T HE road transport industry has six days left in which, by such means as are open to it, to remind the electorate, and...

Page 52

Hawk Turns Cuckoo

A CUCKOO in Hawk's clothing has invaded the " Passing Comments" nest. I have established myself permanently in these q uarters...

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John Spencer Wills

V HAT kind of replies, one wonders, do advertisers in The Times personal column receive when they declare their ability to...

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International Hauliers Meet in London

BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT T HE hauliers' section of the International Road Transport Union (I.R.U.) met in London for the...

A Licence Not for Car Transporters

T HERE was an increasing demand for I new cars to be carried by special transporter from the agent to the purchaser's home,...

Mr. Nabarro Out for Exhaust Filters

WHEN an effective filter to decon.YY taminate and remove the colour from exhaust fumes from oil engines is produced, Mr. Gerald...

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Shropshire Tour Battle Ends

rE battle between the Shropshire Imnibus Association, Ltd., and )ia Saloon Coaches, Ltd., to decide should provide additional...

Normal User Justified by Haring

A NOVEL proposition came before the ri North Western Deputy Licensing Authority, Mr. A. H. Jolliffe, at Liverpool last week,...

A New Editor for "C.M." : Mackenzie Junner Retires

A FTER 46 years on the editorial staff of The Commercial Motor, including 30 years as editor, Gordon Mackenzie Junner retired...

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Men in the News

MR. E. F. CHoPpEN has been appointed a director of the Esso Petroleum Co., Ltd. MR. R. M. WATERHOUSE has been appointed...

Manchester-Rochdale Express Refused

R OCHDALE, on the main railway line between Manchester and Yorkshire, was well served by trains and the grant of additional...

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U.T.A. Hit Back at Critics : Outspoken Document

& SPECIAL booklet has been issued by the Ulster Transport Authority —1 to repudiate char g es that they are " incompetent,...

Hauliers Reply to Labour Attacker

F OLLOWING comments -by 'Mr. Anthony Greenwood ; a former Labour M.P., in a television broadcast concerning road...

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Revocation for Haulier with 60 Convictions

A N Aberdeen haulier, Andrew Geddes, I — I had one of his special A licences revoked from October 1 when he appeared before the...

Fuel Cell to Work on Oil ?

T HE Esso Research and Engineering Co., New Jersey, U.S.A., are investigating the possibility of producing a fuel cell to...

Traffic Messages for Drivers on the Road

A N offer to provide a short-range radio station which could be used to give up-to-the-minute information to drivers about...

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lore "A" Vehicles 3r Williams Group

TAKE-OVER of an A licence for three tippers formerly operated by R. H. Evans, of Stansty, near xham, was granted last week to...

No _Limit on New Outfit for Pickfords

A A VARIATION of their existing licence, for a tractor and a trailer for abnormal loads, was granted to B.R.S. (Pickfords),...

No Encouragement for Cars in London

N 0 improvement in London's traffic position could be gained by providing better roads and more car parks to encourage the use...

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Removals Subterfuge Brings Fines B ECAUSE he had pretended that a

load of furniture being carried in his vehicle belonged to him, Raymond Phillip Thurwell, Huntington Road, York, was fined £10,...

Battle Commences Before Mr. Nelson

H EARING began last Friday before Mr. S. W. Nelson, Western Licensing Authority, of a strongly opposed application by Rossiter...

Claim' Now for Refund of Licence Duty

C OACH and bus operators who are entitled, under the Finance Act, 1959, to a refund of vehicle excise duty can now obtain...

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No Urgency, Says Mr. Hanlon: Short-term Cases Adjourned

- 2,AUSE he did not consider there as any urgency in the matter, the hem n Licensing Authority, Mr. T. Hanlon, at Newcastle...

Leniency for Manager Accused of Fraud

A FTER listening to tributes to the character and work of Ronald Pierce Rainey, transport manager, at Doncaster Quakter...

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Conversions to Oil for Light Vehicles

O IL-ENGINE conversions for vans of up to 2-ton capacity, using the Standard 2.26-litre engine, are offered by R. H. Kilner...

20 Charges After Fatal Trailer Accident

H EA RING of 20 summonses in connection with a trailer from which a yacht fell, crushing a man in a Hull street some weeks ago,...

Albion Offer New Suspension Aids

H ELPER or anti-roll springs are now offered by Albion Motors, Ltd., on their Claymore 7-84-ton-gross and Chieftain...

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ainter's Open Depot lead of Schedule

HE first part of a storage depot built on the site of an abandoned railway ion at South Lynn, Norfolk, was ned by Pointer's...

PolishOrders for Guy

D EMANDS from Poland have contributed to the orders totalling more than £500,000 in value which GUY Motors, Ltd., have received...

76 Witnesses for New • Coach Services

A PPLICATIONS by coach operators r -1 for direct express period services from Aylesbury to south and east-coast resorts, and...

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Bonus Schemes Not Welcomed

N ° great enthusiasm for incentive bonus schemes for traffic staffs was evidenced by delegates to the Municipal Passenger...

Bonuses —A National Issue

I NCENTIVE schemes in passenger trans port are viewed with a certain amount of diffidence if the discussion on Mr. Ronald Cox's...

What of the Future?

IN presenting his paper on "The Future I of Municipal Transport," Chi . . W. Alker, of Bury, referred to the introduction since...

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New Land-Rover Tipping Attachment

D ESIGNED to fit all Land-Rovers with the exception of station wagons, a new tipping box manufactured by Adams and Benson...

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Political Commentary

Flesh and Blood By JANUS N O surprise can have been felt that the Labour Party's election manifesto reiterates the pledge...

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THIRTY-NINE STEPS from 5 cwt. to 25 tons

dts of 17 Months' Road Tests Analysed : .e Powerful Engines and Better Braking in Big Vehicles By The Technical Editor...

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How Spee(

Teets Fuel Consumption By P. A. C. Brockington, A.M.I.Mech.E. G OODS vehicles operating mainly on the motorways at...

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4ornycrofts for Argentine Oilfields

iWENTY Thornycroft Trusty normal - control six-wheeled oilfield vehicles have been ordered from sport Equipment (Thornycroft),...

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HEYDAY

British Heavy-vehicle Manufacturers are Offering Wider Choices of Engines and Transmissions to Meet Overseas Requirements :...

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.0-ton Lorries Too Costly for Brazil THOUGH 10-ton lorries are

being nade in Brazil (under licence from Romeo) they have not proved amie to run over certain roads ise of excessive wear....

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This Lad3

No Tramp Says John F. Moon, A.M.I.R.T.E. A LTHOUGH carrying a standar , model name, the Leyland Super Comet has little in...

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British P.S.V. Production Leads the World

Coach and Bus Makers Increase Output in 1958 in the Face of Difficulties: Exports Valued at £10.7m Big Repeat Orders By Tom...

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Cheaper New Pathfinder Pick-up

F OI?. their Mark 2 Pathfinder 4 x 4 pick-up truck Douglas Equipment, Ltd., Cheltenham, have dispensed with the independent...

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COMFORT

versus UTILITY Forward-control Cabs Have Not Reached a Stage Yet Where They Can Be Generally. Accepted by Operators Overseas...

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Australian Motor Industry Under the Microscope

TEHICLE and component manufacV turers interested in Australasia as a market would be well advised to purchase a copy of the "...

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Planning for Profit

WHO WAS TO BLAME? Accounting for Damage in Ca‘ Parks : Tendering for a Tipper Contract : A Tyre-cost Inquiry D AMAGE incurred...

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Pow'

OR SPEED Temperature Control th in Designing Engine's Running : Valuable Dev, chargers and Al M OTORWAY developments in this...