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4th February 1949
4th February 1949
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Passing Comments

When Mobile Publicity May Involve Some Danger THE publicity afforded by I commercial vehicles is often of considerable value....

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One Hears

Of soft-glass solders for glass: Nobody suggesting that radio in the cab is causing "flick Barton" to demoralize drivers. That...

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B.T.C. Will Wor4 with "Free" Hauliers . THE British Transport

Commission intends to make full Use of the Road Haulage Association, and aims at establishing a system of , - practical liaison...

Black December in Hull

H AULIERS in the Yorkshire town of Hall will long remember the month of December, 1948. During that month the British Transport...

DEADLOCK REPORTED IN 30 m.p.h. NEGOTIATIONS MEGOTIATIONS reg a r'd , i

n g the 1 N raising of the speed limit of heavy goods vehicles to 30 m.p.h: appear to have reached deadlock. Talks have been...

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N.E. Area Scheme Rumour Denied

TRANSPORT circles in the northI east were concerned about a rumour, last weekend, that the Road Transport Executive was...

Daimler Produces Six-wheeled Bus

A STATEMENT by Mr. Raymond Birch, chairman of the Public Transport Association (reported in The Commercial Motor" dated...

BIG DROP IN C-LICENCE APPLICATIONS

THE new regulations, made by the Minister of Fuel and Power, amending the definition of private motor vehicles, came into force...

R.ILA. INVESTIGATE ROAD DAMAGE CLAIMS.

R OADS and bridges that cause particular difficulty to carriers of heavy loads are being listed by the Road Haulage...

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CONTINENTAL OPERATOR DISCOURAGED BY RED TAPE

D URING proceedings before the West Midland Licensing Authority, official discouragement and currency restrictions were stated...

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Commercial Vehicles to be Shown in 1951 Festival

rOMMERCIAL vehicles, including k-0 motorbuses, trolleybuses, battery electrics and trailers, are among the many types of...

• Vehicles Left Route in Fog : Prosecution Follows

DECAUSE two heavy lorries, each with a trailer carrying a steel bedplate weighing 42 tons, deviated from their authorized...

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Working Time and Leisure Lost: Better Services Authorized

INSUITABLE bus services have been causing loss of productive time by Inland Revenue employees and steel workers, and have...

ROAD TRANSPORT INCREASES BEEF OUTPUT rATTLE ranchers in Australia are

'....saving money and precious beef by using road trains to carry cattle over drought-stricken country. In Queensland, the...

TEES-SIDE GETS ITS FIRST 8-FT. BUSES

TWELVE Leyland 8-ft.-wide buses, i part of an order for 49 vehicles, have just been delivered to Stockton Corporation, which is...

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IS THIS THE PERFECT ENGINE MOUT

' INC SYSTEM? By A. J. HIRST, B.Sc., A.M.I.Mech.E. T HE examples tci which reference was made in the first part of -this...

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Tropical Proofing—An Export Problem A VITAL problem which has to be

faced in c . onnectiOn„ with . products intended for export is that of providing effective protection against rapid...

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Fair to the Trolleybus—SPecial

Says a Correspondent... I F its popularity were to be judged by the actions and policies of the . London Transport Executive,...

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M EN .

in the news M. F. C. Dowtrs, general manager at the St. John's Wood premises of Carmo (1929), Ltd., has become a director. MR....

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40 OAT DI 7NAlt

I T will not be generally known that the first public railway in the world ran from Croydon (Surrey) to Wandsworth. Horse-drawn...

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THE CASE C IE TWO BROTHERS

S INCE the .;mblication of my articles on costing for furniture remOvers, which appeared in The Commercial Motor" on November...

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Cleansing Departments Need

Transport Organizers NAANY public-cleansing departments 01 operated a central transport pool, covering the general transport...

Latest Passenger Transport

Developments in Hampshire A NEW service which should have a great appeal to holiday-makers is to be introdUced at Easter by...

Dual-Fuel Carburation

A FUEL that operates at 100-octane rates when high performance is demanded, and at a lower octane value when peak performance...

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Does Road Transport Skim the Cream?

I HAVE not always agreed with the views about rail'way transport expressed, in your journal, and even allowed myself to think,...

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Mobile Film Unit for Turkey

T HE first mobile film unit to be sent overseas by the British. Council is shortly tct be shipped to Turkey . , where it will...

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New London

Bus has Radiator Under Stairs Elaborate Air-conditioning System in 46-seater for Green Line ONDON TRANSPORT'S long-awaited...

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Road Roller With a Vibrating Attachment

• A CCORDING to patent No. 608,043, Pia road-roller can be made much more effective if it be able to impart. a vibratory...