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E XTREMELY significant statements were made recently by Colonel Mervyn O'Gorman, GB., in supporting the adoption of the annual...
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A T a recent Safety First meeting at Cardiff, at which the Council's awards to drivers were presented, the Deputy Chief...
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That most road accidents occur between 8 a.m. and 11 a.m., and fewest from 6 a.m. to 7 a.m. That apparently the early birds...
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"The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport, at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...
CONSID pa ERABLE rt of the AReport of the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis for 1933 is devoted to traffic. It states...
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Abnormal Loads: High Court Appeal Fails. , Fred Robinson (Transporters), Ltd., Stockton-on-Tees, appealed to Lord Hewart and...
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G REAT interest was exhibited in the first public inquiry held, last Wednesday, in the Metropolitan Area under the Road and...
Council Meeting in London: Tribute to the Late President. A council meeting of the Road Haulage Association was held on April...
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Load and Speed: Four-wheelers v. Articulated Six-wheelers. (88) QUESTION: I am contemplating purchasing two 3-tonners...
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I N any industrial work economy of operation is vital, and tractor users are now offered an International machine with an oil...
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n NE of the best-known types of all metal universal joint on the British market is that made by Hardy, Spicer and Co., Ltd.,...
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WITH A NEW FORDSON An Inexpensive 2-tonner, Incorporating Many Recent Improvements, Shows Itself to Have a Low Petrol...
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IN PARLIAMENT By Our Special Parliamentary Correspondent THE ROAD TRAFFIC BILL IN COMMITTEE. A ' the' third sitting of the...
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TRACTOR for hauling M ANY hauliers prefer articulated vehicles for certain classes of work, and it is to supply the demand...
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T HE detailed clauses which the Government of Northern Ireland intends to insert in the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Bill,...
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A MPLIFYING the details given in a I — lparagraph in our issue for last week, dealing with new registrations in February, the...
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Statistics published by the Postmaster-General show a gratifying increase in the volume of air mail despatched from this...
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AN APPRECIATION OF OUR GUIDE TO LONDON WHARVES AND DOCKS. The Editor, THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR. [42981 Sir,—We thank you for the...
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The recently introduced Wilson-Electric 5-6-cwt. van is a machine of pleasing appearance, which incorporates a number of...
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Keen Demand, for Coke. Big Business in Cutlery. Increasing Activity in Drapery and Clothing. Building Boom Continues A MONGST...
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an Informative Article on Practical Maintenance which Dealt Largely with the Power Unit. This Week the Author, an Experienced...
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The Equipping of Bedford and Other Lorries with This Well-known Servo Braking System is a Speciality of Soiling Motors, Ltd....
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PASSENGER TRANSPORT THE LATEST NEWS OF IMPORTANT EVENTS CONTRACT-CARRIAGE LAW TO BE AMENDED: NEW CLAUSES. A T last the...
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HAULIER and CARRIER T RANSPORT is the life-blood of a country , and a country's trade. Without it a community must die. it is...
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IMPROVEMENTS in drop-forged rearaxle-casing design forms the subject of patent No. 407,465, from Kirkstall Forge, Ltd., E. A....