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All at C Commission's Chairman Courts C-licensees While State Transport

Supporters Attack Them W HAT are C-licensees •to make of the apparently conflicting attitudes towards them adopted on the one...

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O.S. Vindication

L IMITED experience of abnormal indivisible loads on Preston by-pass has justified the forecast by the road haulage industry...

Passing Comments

All Aboard at Fanum House A N important milestone in the progress of the Automobile Association was reached with the opening...

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One Hears—

That whatever the Socialists may say, elections have not been won by (" or on ") beer alone. That some elections can be the...

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Law is at Fault Not Bulk

Liquid Transport Tv7lrasm i ti INCREASES in unladen weight during the currency of special A licences I were again the subject...

Mr. T. G. Gibb to Head B.R.S.

THE successor to Maj.-Gen. G. N. Russell as general manager of British Road Services on October 1 will be Mr. Thomas George...

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Should "Flats" be Given Up for Tankers?

I F a tanker is to be granted to carry flour in bulk, should there be a reduction in the operator's licensed tonnage for the...

No C. and D. Service for One Vehicle

A N application by A. R, Hardcastle, Ltd., Hessle, near Hull; for a collection and delivery vehicle to serve another on open A...

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Men in the News

LORD TEYNHAM has joined the board of the Transport Development Group, Ltd. MR. T. R. EARNSHAW has taken over the duties of...

OBITUARY

WE regret to record the deaths of MR. 'VT S. H. JARDINE, MR. HARTLEY WILKINSON and MR. J. H. CAMERON, Mr. Jardine, who died oti...

Drivers Admit Orders, But Employers Liable

KLTH 0 UGH two drivers agreed that ri their employers, D'Arcy and Co, (ColcheSter), Ltd., had instructed them never to...

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Express Service Application Need Not Have Been Made

I F he had known that Keith Garages, Ltd., Aylesbury had made an applica: lion for an express period return coach service to...

A.E.G. to Build in South Africa

A NEW company, A.E.C. (South r - 1 Africa), Ltd., is being registered to manufacture and market A.E.C. vehicles in South...

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Commissioners May Make 'Rules : • Council Lose Fight with Company TRAFFIC .COMMISSIONERS are fully entitled, when dealing with

applications falling into a particular pattern, to lay down broad principles for general guidance and to apply them, subject to...

Railway Closed : More Co-op Excursions

L ACK Of road and. rail facilities at Ashton-in-Mak e rfield w a s q uoted as a reason for an application 'by St. Helens...

No Conversion from Contract to B Licence AAILNTHORPE, haulier Mr.

Peter 111 Harrower, was unsuccessful in his application before the Northern Licensin g Authority, Mr. J. A. T. Hanlon, at...

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• Higher Farea for Bristol: Partial for Midland "Red"

DRISTOL city bus fares and country I-3 bus fares which were increased on Monday will bring in an extra £66,000 a year. Granting...

Micrograms . . .

Big Bus Order: Havana, Cuba, is reported to have decided to buy 350 Leyland buses. Persian Loan: The World Bank is lending...

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Put Your House in Ord.er—or Go Out of Business—Mr. Hanlon at Durham

DEFUSING an applicatiOn for a B N. licence at Durham last Week, the 'Northern LiCensing Authority, Mr. .I. A. ' T. ' Hanlon,...

Trojan Becomes 14-seat Bus

I -1 A STANDARD Trojan 2:5-614. tor; ward-control oil-engined van has been converted by B. Walker' and Soti, Ltd., Gammons...

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London Road Design— from the Outback.

r - t A MAN who lives 12,000 miles away, in the Australian "outback," has won a prize worth £250 in a competition to redesign...

Fewer Service Areas on Motorway

THERE have been second thoughts at 1 the Ministry of Transport about the location of service areas on the LondonBirmingham...

Hastings Trolleybuses Go: Fares Cut

A FTER 28 years, trolleybuses ceased service-in Hastings and Bexhill Iasi Sunday, and .Leyland Atlanteans took over on Monday....

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1947 Act Attacked By Salaried Staffs

T HE Transport Act, 1947, had been unsound in laying down that the British Transport Commission should pay its way, taking one...

Railways Ruin Coal Haulage Business

A T Sheffield last week a private haulier Mr, M. H. Parker, Calow, Chesterfield, told the Yorkshire Deputy Licensing Authority...

Licence ,Granted For Maintenance Vehicle

IN order to improve their maintenance 'facilities Wilkinsonis Transport (Bacup), Ltd., applied to the North Western Licensing...

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Plastics Weight

T HE difficulty of fitting a 7-ton vehicle with 6-ft. sides, to comply with a licence condition of 3-ton 10-cwt. unladen...

Mr. Speight Again P.V.O.A. Chairman

CHAIRMAN of the Passenger Vehicle Operators' Association, Ltd., national council for another year is Mr. F. J. Speight, a...

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INENTAL SYSTEM FOR BIRMINGHAM

Dustless Collection, Tried, Proved and Accepted, Now to Cover the Whole City By P. A. C. Brockington, M UNICI P.A L...

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New B.R.S. Depot at Grays

QTRATEG1CALLY placed to handle 1.--)the potential increase in traffic expected from both the•ContinenlaI 'ferry via Tilbury...

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Behind the Iron Curtain

A M ONG the interesting points which arise from a study of four of these five vehicles produced behind the Iron Curtain is the...

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Transport Vith a Difference

A Specialized Fleet at Manchester's Ringway Airport Deals with FireFighting, Freight-Handling, Traffic Control and Maintenance...

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Shallow Lamps

B Y the use of a vertical bulb, Joseph Lucas, Ltd., Great King Street, Birmingham, 19, have been able to produce driving lamps...

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Operators Discuss Security

Bigger Fuel Tankers Wanted : Traders Skimp Packaging : Stricter Road Discipline Needed S ECURITY in transport was the theme of...

R.H.A. Trying to Reduce Thefts

A CTIVE work in promoting security in transport is being carried on by the Road Haulage Association under a blanket of secrecy,...

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Radio is an Ambulana Service's Biggest Asset

By A. E. Shedock-Mesher R ADIO control has done more than anything else to raise the efficiency of the Hampshire county...

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I.P.C. SHOWS THE WAY TC :LEANER STREETS

W HEREAS last year interest in the vehicles exhibited at the Institute of Public Cleansing conference was centred mainly on new...

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Above-the-road Transport

FTER 31 years' study of the possii — k bility of air-pressure levitationas a means for supporting high-speed ground vehicles,...

if Anywhere " Ticket

Results Encouraging r i ALLY " anywhere" tickets, which cost the passenger 10s. and allowed travel anywhere throughout the...

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Smuggler at the Docks

Bird's Eye View by The Hawk Q NE of the highlights of the conference of the institute of Traffic Administration at...

Competition Cuts Haulage Costs by 8 Per Cent.

T HE Reckitt and Colman group's costs per ton for trunk road haulage in full vehicle loads since free-enterprise competition...

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Misguided

I NSPIRED by Lord HaiIsham's forceful remarks at the Road Haulage Association's dinner, hauliers will no doubt be more than...

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Loading and Unloading at Night

IN his recent "off the cuff" suggestion that vans be made I to load and unload at shops by night, Sir John Elliot did not do...

Thames as 41-seat Coach

QTATED to be the first vehicle of its kind in 1.-- ) the south of England, a Thames Coach chassis with a Duple luxury body is...

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TIME IS MONEY in Municipal Work

Correct Assessment of Time Charges is Imperative When Tendering for Council Contracts : How to Reckon Short-lead Rates to Allow...

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New Market May Give Export Boost

IF the plan to form a group of trading 1 countries rival to the European Common Market should come off, British exporters of...