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T HIS is an age of specialization. For every trade and industry there is an appropriate advisory board or council of,...
Welded "Channel" Side-Int:Others A N intriguing example of frame design on a heavy " vehicle was seen at the Swiss Show. To...
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-Ofa coming shortage of natural rubber. That Mr. C. G. Vokes has been selling his bows, arrows and other weapons. That ....
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FNELA . Y by the . British • Transport Li Commission in payipg compensa tion to a group haulage companies . resulted in the...
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A N appeal by Ribble Motor Services, Ltd. North Western Road Car Co., Ltd., and Birmingham and Midland Motor Omnibus Co. Ltd.,...
AHINT that the Road Haulage - Executive, which incurred a loss of about Lim. in 1950, had made a profit last year, was given at...
THROUGH' their associations, 1 passenger-transport operators have told the Ministry of Transport that 20 per cont. g. [unladen]...
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Sta. BERNARD DOCKER, K.B.E., has been elected president of the Motor and Cycle Trades Benevolent Fund. MR. I. W. Davws, a...
• in 40 Years" THE Transport. Act was the Worst piece of legislation he • had encountered in .40 years' experience, Mr. • J....
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INCREASED costs were not regarded Ias necessarily having to be wholly passed on to the public, said Mr. W. T. James, chairman...
E only non-con - thine coach station in Birmingham has been opened by Allenways, ,Ltd., Moseley Street,. Birmingham, in a...
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L AST week, Trent Motor Traction Co. Ltd., received . permission to .raise charges m accordance with the applicatmn heard by...
A N attack on the "unfair criticism of public transport operators was made by Mr. Arthur Deakin, general secretary of the...
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T HE effects on engine wear of using thin oils formed one of the main subjects of discussion following the reading of a paper,...
lt/lEASUREMENTS by the Road al-Research Laboratory of the braking distances of goods vehicles are the subject of comment in...
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WHEN Ribble Motor Services, Ltd., YY applied last week to the Scottish Licensing Authority to operate its Manchester-Glasgow...
U NDER common law, if carriage, implying delivery, of goods was not effected, the carrier could not demand payment. Mr. 1. D....
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that the Conservative party voted against the previous increases in the motor fuel duty in 1950 and 1951, the British Road...
T HE first of a new series of 15-cwt. trailers, incorporating several interesting features, has been put into production by the...
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Lively — The M.T.N • Eagle By Lau rence J. Cotton, M.I.R.T.E. W HEN testing the Eagle 6-7-tonner I was reminded of John...
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O NE of the greatest difficulties encountered by a passenger. vehicle operating concern is to keep its rolling stock in good...
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I N the spring, the operator's fancy lightly turns to what the coachbuilder has been worrying about all through the winter....
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A HYDRAULIC hoist designed for fitting to a vehicle has recently been introduced into this country by J. R. Gordon and Co., 14,...
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0 NE of the most striking postwar vehicle rehabilitation program - lays carried out by a public servi c e vehicle operator is...
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B OTH the standard of work and th: speed with which it is carried out are largely governed by the facilities available and the...
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Reducing Fuel Consumption VOUR readers should be indebted to C. D. H. Stead I for his data on fuel consumption, published in...
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An Open . Letter to an M.P. Dear Member of Parliament, • T HIS letter is addressed to you and to every other Member who...
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The Debate Continues T HE London fares dispute is a fascinating spectacle. It provides an outstanding example of Transport Man...
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Wants to Know "The Commercial Motor Costs Expert Deals with an Inquiry from a Driver who has Recently Acquired the Business of...
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T HE recent acquisition by Johasons of Hendon, Ltd„ maker of chemical and photographic equipment, of a mobile showroom; . has...
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A UNIVERSAL joint said to give a riL constant-velocity output forms the subject of patent No. 666,046, which Oarnes from W. E....