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A LMOST without exception builders and eontraetors employ commercial motor vehicles. We are aware of a number of concerns which...
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That most 90-ft. jibs can be carried in sections. That National Benzole made a splash last week. "Old Saurers never boil, they...
During the construction of Africa House, in Kingsway, London (thanks to Rovis, Ltd., one of the finest buildings in the...
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Th e wheels of wealth; Will be slowed by ad difficulties of transport at whatever pairits arising, as a carriage is tql • •...
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'DEAL weather favoured the visit 1 of thole members of the Institute of Transport who took part in the visit to the Guildford...
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"The Inspector" Insists that Evidence is Already Available that the Railways' Policy is to be Definitely to Hinder any...
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The Types of Vehicles Recommended for Different jobs, and Some Labour-saving Devices. I N DEOIDING what classes of vehicle and...
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According to a Department of Overeas Trade report, dated , Deeember, 1921, in the industrial and economic situation in Chile,...
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An Interesting Type of Vehicle Which, Although Familiar to French Tourists, Represents a New Departure in British Design. T "...
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T IPPING wagons are particularly useful in dealing with certain materials handled by the builder or the contractors 'who supply...
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L N NO industry in which motor vehicles are utilized on ail extensive scale are they subjected -to a greater variety of •...
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The Case for the Railway Companies and the Points Elicited by Opposing Counsel in Cross-examination. T HE Committee of the...
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The Variety of Loads, Details of the Tramp' • and Cubitts, Ltd., Bovis, Ltd., Higl d Methods Utilized by Holland and Hannen...
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Varied Types of Vehicle'and . flant 'Used in a Big Bradford Tunnelling Scheme. . T RANSPORT in one form Or another enters"...
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A Brief Description of Some of the Many Useful Types of Commercial Motor Vehicles Marketed in This Country. T REQUIREMENTS of...
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The Reasons for the Choice of Certain Types of Vehicles. Why the Trailer is Not Favoured for This Particular Work. T HE...
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The Latest Doings and Developments in the Bus and Coach World BUS SERVICES IN THE DURHAM COALFIELD AREA. The Activities of a...
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The last word in motor coach publicity is uttered by Marshall Garages, Ltd., Liverpool, who have just organized' • a...
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A New Refuse Body with a Number of Unique Features. M OST - REFUSE lorries in municipal service are fitted with tipping bodies...
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A Fleet of Robey Steamers and One-ton Fords Do Liverpool Builders' Merchant's Work. W HEN one comes to analyse the utility of...
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When Working for Building Contractors and Road Constructors, the Haulage Contractor Must Watch Costs and Charge on the Correct...
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Official Information, Aided by Maps, Which Should Prove of Inestimable Value to Coach Proprietors. I N ACCORDANCE . with our...
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. What He Thinks of the Value of Mechanical Haulage. 0 NE OF THE largest builders, public works centraotors and engineers in...
The Metropolitan Boroughs Standing Joint Committee has now arranged the following bus-stop regulations, which are being...
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W HEN ingenuity is brought into play, uses can often be found for the apparently unusable, and, because one of the aftermaths...
D 'USSING the question as to whether builders should run their own fleets, or employ hired vehicles, a Midland transport...
M ESSRS. E. HARRIS AND SON were probably the first builders in Coventry to appreciate the value of mechanilal transport, and...
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Better Work and Quicker Deliveries Effected by the Use of Motor Lorries, whilst Consignments can be Cleared from the Docks...
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A Newly Erected Midland Headquarters Established to Provide Service For the Benefit of Ford Users. M UCH-NEEDED public...
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Why, and How to, Increase Sales of Commercial Vehicles "According to Plan." By" Vim." A BOLT half the trade depression,...
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• By R. T. Nicholson (Author of "The Book of the Ford "). I N MY eontribuition to the C.M. for May 2nd I set a tittle...
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The Editor invites correspondence on all subjeds connected with the use of commercial motors. Letters should be on one side of...
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A S ratepayers we should all be more or less interested in municipal statistics, for they show, not always in a clear and...
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How to Get the Best Out of a Vehicle. to Secure Reliability and to Avoid Trouble C ONTRIBUTIONS are invited for this pagefrom...
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Useful Hints Contributed by Our Driver and Mechanic Readers. I ISNsignificent, surely, that most of the letters which we have...
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A Résumé of Recently. Published Patents. There are few who deny that the one part of a commercial motor vehicle (and...