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31st January 1936
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Alter the Objectors' Clause

T HE interest aroused throughout the country by our article, published last week, in which part of Section 11 of the Road and...

Load Limiting and Tyre Size UU NDER the new " plating

" system, proposed by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, about which so much was heard at , Olympia, the...

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One Hears

Of rapidly increasing calls for lectures by our transport economist " S.T.R,•' That manufacturers seem unable to defend...

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NEWS of the WEEK

The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all diffiallties of transport, at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...

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PERSONAL PARS.

MR. L. RUTTENBURG, director and general manager of Consolidated Near East Co., Ltd., the Leyland agent in Palestine, left for...

Licence Trafficking Denied

A DEBATE on alleged trafficking in licences developed between a solicitor and Mr. Henry Riches. Northern Scotland Licensing...

Hardship to Hauliers Replacing Vehicles

WHEN Mr, J, Farrell, of Watson VV Street, Birkenhead, applied to the North-Western Deputy Licensing Authority, at Liverpool,...

Municipal Purchases and Proposals

Wortley Rural District Council requires a motor ambulance. Marylebone Borough Council is to purchase two 2-ton terries at an...

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HOW SHOULD SWEEPERS BE TAXED?

According to a report by Poplar Borough Council's Works Committee, the local licensing authority has intimated that the Finance...

Yorkshire Wages Award: New Terms

HOLDING that there no longer exists in the Yorkshire Area a conciliation agreement, the employers' panel of the Yorkshire...

Should Rail Traffic "Abstraction" Continue ?

Q1-10tiLD the Authority license tonkinage to deal with traffic that had been transferred from one source of transport to...

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OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE HAULAGE CONCERNS.

Two haulage concerns with fine fleets of modern vehicles are to be disposed of. The first has licences for 80 tons unladen...

Railways Press for Contract Licences

T HE contention that an operator should not be limited to a Contract A licence, because the main portion of a generalincrease...

Where Should Vehicle Be Licensed?

A POINT of national importance to 1 – t carriers was raised before Sir William Hart, North-Western Deputy Licensing Authority,...

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IRISH BOARD'S BUS ORDERS.

The Northern Ireland Road Transport Board has placed an order with the Associated Equipment Co., Ltd., for 40 oil-engined...

Tenders of Interest to Hauliers

MENDERS are invited by the following {latest dates given in parentheses):-BromIew B.C. for cold asphalt, tarred-slag macadam,...

Protecting

Aluminium by Anodising T HE prevention of corrosion and deterioration of aluminium and aluminium-alloy parts has for a number...

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On the Road with a

NEW INTERNATIONAL 31-TONNER AVING been told that the new International 34-tonner was in great demand, we were keenly...

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A.R.O. REPRESENTATIONS TO MINISTRY ON LICENSING.

Within the past few days, representations have been made to the Ministry of Transport by A.R.O. regarding various licensing...

What the Associ ions Are Doing

C.M.U.A. Work Commended A DETAIL review of the activities and anxieties of the past 12 months was presented at the annual...

100-per-cent. Success in Traffic Courts

P RACTICALLY 100-per-cent, membership of the C.M.U.A., so far as A and B-licence holders in the vicinity were concerned, was...

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Lower Taxation and Better Roads

R " AD replanning.on a national scale was suggested by Major R.' A. B. Smith, president of the C.M.U.A., at a meeting arranged,...

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S.T.R. Lectures to Cleansing Officials

S EATING accommodation was taxed to the uttermost when S.T.R., The Commercial Motor costs expert, addressed a meeting of the...

Higher Rates Essential, says S.T.R.

S TRLKING tributes to the value of The Commercial Motor Tables of Operating Costs were paid by hauliers at a meeting of the...

Leyland's Chairman Pleads for Road Transport

COME pertinent observations were ■ -) made by Mr. J. H. Toulmin, J.P., chairman of Leyland Motors, Ltd., at the company's 17th...

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New Efficiency-promoting Equipment

P ROGRESS in chassis design depends largely upon detail improvements, these being reflected in enhanced performance, greater...

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Modernity the Keynote

of the New Dodge 15-cwt, Van T HE Dodge , 15-cwt. chassis has gained an enviable reputation in thehands of. a large number of...

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Advertisement Not a Charge on Maintenance

R EADERS may recall that in a recent article in our feature,. "Solving the Problems of the Carrier," S.T.17." referred to the...

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THAT PARLIAMENTARY BLUNDER

Nothing But Amending Legislation Can Right the Wrong. T HE COMMERCIAL MOTOR is to be congratulated on drawing attention to the...

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ARTERIAL ROAD OVE A LONDON RAILWAY

C ORROBORATION of our view that it would be perfectly feasible and, from many points of view, most advantageous to build...

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The Co-ordination of Transport

IN the document "Co-ordination land Division of Function," issued by the Association of British Chambers of Commerce, it is...

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MUNICIPAL-RAILWAY CO-OPERATION

" rr'HERE are many ways in which 1 motorbus and tramways departments can co-operate with the railway companies to their mutual...

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OPPOSITION TO COMBINED TICKETS

rTHE hearing of the Mersey Railway Company's objection to the combined ticket (for bus and boat) propOsed to be issued on a few...

Air Transport News

FINE RECORD OF D.H.86. • O N the few British internal air lines for which four-engined machines have been necessary, the De...

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MAKING A PROFIT ON SHOR IME WORK

I T is most encouraging to observe a growing tendency on the part of hauliers to master the elementary factors governing the...

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OPINIONS

and QUERIES HARSH APPLICATION OF THE 1933 ACT. [4733] The letter from Lewis and Co. published in your issue dated January...

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The Latest in Gas Maintenance Units

T HE accompanying illustration depicts one of five interesting travelling maintenance units which have recently been put into...

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A New Servo Brake

T HE use of the moving brake drum for increasing the braking effort seems the most obvious method of power braking, but...