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6th December 1935
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Northern IrelandA Warning F there be anything which can force

upon the road transport operators of this country an adequate conception of what disunity, rate-cutting and the misuse of...

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Abolish H.G.V. Drivers' Licences

T HE phrase " restriction for restriction's sake" was recently applied to the limitation of duplication of long-distance...

The Illegality of "Stop and Be Weighed" Notices

O NE of the most autocratic moves on the part of the Ministry of Transport was to inaugurate a scheme by which local...

Passing Comments

More than Twice the HE Twin Coach buses Mileage Per Gallon I with Hercules oil exigines with Oilers . . . . governed to 2,100...

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One

Hears— That you can travel fartlier for the same taxi fare in London on a Sunday—especially a wet Sunday. That more northern...

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NEWS of the WEEK

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

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Railway Neglects Cattle in Transit?

A LLEGATIONS that cattle sent by rail over long distances were not properly looked after, .and that they had arrived in poor...

Sanction for Vehicle Alteration Needed?

WHETHER a haulier can increase YV the unladen weight of an author-. ized vehicle without the cousent of the Licensing...

Licensing Error Blamed for Infringement

" UE has been -continitously. break'. ing the law," said :Mr. R. B. _Orange, solicitor to the London, Midland and Scottish...

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Personal Pars

Norwich Corporation recommends the appointment of ALDERMAN H. E. WITARD as a director of the Norwich Omnibus Co. for the year....

Hours" Summonses Withdrawn

F OUR " hours " cases came before the Fahnouth magistrates, last week. Two were against drivers employed by the Falmouth...

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HIGHER SPEED AND LOWER TAX URGED.

A recommendation in favour of raising the speed limit for heavy commercial vehicles was put forward at a meeting of the council...

CLOSING DATE FOR ROYAL SHOW ENTRIES.

Next year, the annual show of the Royal Agricultural Society of England will take place at Bristol, from June 30-July 4....

Birmingham's New £157,000 Fire Station

O N Monday, he new neadquarters of the Birmingham Fire Brigade were declared open by the Duke of Kent, in the presence of the...

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What the Associations

are Doing C.M.U.A. Activity Continues Crewe Operators' Dinner. At the November meeting of the C.M.U.A. Crewe branch, it was...

Around the Country with the A.R.O.

Yorkshire Activity. Two important meetings of the A.R.O. are to be held in Yorkshire and in each case the speakers will be Mr....

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The Licensing Noose Becoming Tighter

T HE dignity and inviolability of the law have never had a stauncher champion than the present Lord Chief justice. It was his...

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A Pneumatic Governor for Oil Engines

]T has been obvious for some time that to leave the control of the fuel-injection equipment almost entirely to the driver of...

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A PARADOX IN COSTING I N one of my addresses to

transport users I ventured tha assertion that it is impossible accurately to determine the cost of operation of a motor vehicle...

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Guy Introduces a New 41.- - tonner W E are able this week

to announce a new Guy goods chassis, named the Otter. It is offered with a four cylindered petrol engine for £75, whilst with a...

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THE HEART 01

kN OIL ENGINE T HE progress of the compression-ignition engine has depended to a great extent upon the manner in which the fuel...

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IRISH AIR MAIL PLANS ANNOUNCED.

WITH reference to our paragraph VV published on November 22, Mr. Lemass, Minister for Industry and Commerce in the Irish Free...

Air Transport News

route is about 480 miles. Mr. F. Leo Crilly expects to have, by next August, new British multi-engined machines cruising at...

END OF THE AERODROMES ADVISORY BOARD.

T HE Air Ministry announces that the Aerodromes Advisory Board, a voluntary body constituted in 1933 by the professional...

A NEW FRONT LIFEGUARD

A DEVICE which, it is claimed, prevents any person knocked down by a vehicle being run over by the front wheels is to be...

SERVICE TO THE WESTERN ISLES.

A TWICE-WEEKLY air service, on Tuesday's and Thursdays, between Glasgow •and Skye, was scheduled to be started yesterday...

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A FODEN 4-TONNTR wit GARDNER L.K. ENGINE

Gives Excellent Results O NE of the outstanding de-. velopments in the commercialvehicle field during recent months is...

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Dennis Progress Reviewed

A't the annual general meeting of Dennis Brothers, Ltd., Sir Raymond Dennis, K.B.E., joint managing director, made it known...

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The Gillett Automatic Clutch Control how it works

TN our issue dated November .8 last, we referred briefly 1 to the new Gillett automatic clutch control. The operation of this...

An Interesting French Heavy-oil Carburetter

A HEAVY-OIL carburetter of rather unusual design, which has achieved lately a certain measure of success in France, is the...

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ECHO OF NEWCASTLE STATION DISPUTE?

fl YSTERY surrounds a report at Newcastle-on-Tyne that a bus concern—stated to be United Automobile Services, Ltd.—has secured...

Severn Bridge to Open 'New World"

I T was publicly announced for the fi rst time at the annual dinner of the Motor Omnibus Proprietors Association (South Wales...

C.M.U.A. Hold in Wales and the West

A s forecast in last week's issue of The Commercial Motor, the Motor Omnibus Proprietors Association (South Wales and Mon.) has...

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ALDERMAN ATTACKS YORK OPERATIONS

RING a speech concerning the L./joint transport undertaking of York Corporation and the West Yorkshire Road Car Co., Ltd., at a...

COMPETITION IN ROAD-RAIL TRIPS

D ESPITE opposition by Birch Bros., Ltd., London, which is already running services from the .Metropolis, the United Counties...

Restrictive Agreement Question Again

.T HEquestion of restrictive booking arrangements, whereby one ticket organization seeks to prevent its agents from booking...

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ILLUMINATIONS A SPECIAL OCCASION?

T WO cases in respect of summonses with regard to the operation of a private car to Blackpool during the Illuminations were...

EAST KENT" EARNS HIGHER PROFIT

I N the year ended September 30, 1935, the East Kent Road Car Co., Ltd., benefited by improved trade generally, and a profit of...

Commercial Threewheelers at the Motorcycle Show

O UTPUTS approaching 25 b.h.p. from • % .-/engines of no more than half a litre in capacity are by no means exceptional in the...

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OPINIONS and

QUERIES C.M.U.A. AND A.R.O. CO-ORDINATION CONSIDERED ESSENTIAL. [4691] The report of the meeting held at Hanley under the...

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A Special 10-ton Low-loading Outfit A N unusual vehicle has just

been supplied by Lookers, Ltd., Hardman Street, Manchester, to Manchester Corporation's electricity department. The outfit...

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Aids to Transport Efficiency

A Useful Fog Lamp for Commercial Vehicles. Known as the type C.F:T.-37, a new fog and pass lamp of interesting design is being...

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Combustion System For Many Oil Fuels

TifIE Bagnulo combustion system for 1 oil engines is well known on the Continent, where its ability to operate on almost any...