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8th February 1952
8th February 1952
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Under the Guillotine

Strike asked to make a heavy a Blow. at Road Transport contribution towards the Operators and Vehicle Suppliers achievement of...

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To Show or Not to Show ?

‘20ME months ago there was some doubt as to whether the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders would approve the holding...

Passing Comments

Belgian. Attention to Roads nURING a recent trip to Belgium, an official of " the British Road Federation found much of...

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One

Hears— Of no more coaches being equipped with television. That what we need these times is a garage heater that's not a fuel...

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Haulier's Salary Ranks as Profit, says Scottish High Court

ORD COOPER said in the First Division of the Court "Edinburgh, last Friday, that an argument put fo/ward the Road Haulage...

B Licence Justified if C Uneconomic

IF the proprietor of a business cannot:. 1. economically operate his C-licensed vehicle, it is in the public interest that he...

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Workmen's Fares to Go in Wales : B.T.C. Dividend Policy Criticized

A FTER a seven-day hearing, the South Wales Licensing Authority last week granted 12 companies permission to abolish workmen's...

• R.H.E. Appeal Dismissed

T HE granting • of this licence is 'going to hit nobody, and utterly fail to see that the Road Haulage Executive's interests...

East Kent Finances Questioned

C OMPARED with its commitments two years ago, East Kent Road Car Co., Ltd., has to find another E110,000 a year for wages...

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Men in the News

MR. L. H. SPEIRS, A.C.A., has joined the board of G. D. Peters and Co.. Ltd. MR. WALTER KERSHAW, traffic superintendent of...

Services Granted to Newcomer

IVIANY complaints about the services lnof Messrs. G. and B. Motor Services were made before Mr. S. W. Nelson, Northern...

Scots Press for Transport Scheme

A SCHEME to establish a Scottish Transport Authority with direct control of all surface transport in Scotland is to be...

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1951 Export Record: Value Exceeds £69m.

IN 1951, the exports of the motor 1 industry earned 1317m. in overseas exchange. Over 137,000 commercial vehicles (53 per cent,...

Nationalization in Reverse

A LL three Ministers concerned with transport believed in free enterprise, said Sir Herbert Williams, M.P., at the luncheon of...

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Lincoln Rebuked: Portsmouth's State Perturbing: Scots Grants

Union Official Tells R.H.E. Manager Q AYI NG that he would like a states-) ment of policy from the corporation on the question...

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Greater Visibility from New Cab

A NEW all-metal cab introduced by Transport Equipment (Thornycraft), Ltd., Basingstoke, for Sturdy Star and Trident...

Lime Rates : New Seale Ignored

B ECAUSE amended rates for lime haulage still did not cover increased costs, the British Agricultural Contractors' Association...

Mr. Bevan Supports Quota Reduction

-QUPPORT for decreasing the alloca0 tion of commercial vehicles to the home market was given by Mr. Aneurin Bevan in the House...

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Southend. Scheme to Go Forward?

D ECENT discussions between officials of Southend Transport Department and of Westcliff-on-Sea Motor Services, Ltd., are...

£129,715 Paid to Four Hauliers

GREEMENTS between the Road Haulage Executive and four acquired haulage undertakings for payment of compensation totalling...

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"World's Biggest" Proving Ground Opened in U.S.A.

B ELIEVED to be the biggest of its kind in the world, a 7f-mi1e proving ground at Phcenix, Arizona, U.S.A., has been brought...

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IN-BETWEENS

By Alfred Woolf, B.A. W H1LST traffic managers of passenger transport companies declare that there is a severe decline in...

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Overland from Algiers to Cape Town

A JOURNEY from Algiers to Cape Town has recently been made by four Italians travelling in a Fiat Campagnola, a 2-litre vehicle...

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Lay That Pistol Down

p RAISEWORTHY though it may be of Serviteur (“ The Commercial Motor," January 25) to warn hauliers against over-optimism, he•...

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Japan's Commercial Motor Industry Gets on its Feet

JAPAN'S motor industry has made great strides in the past 10 years, althoughits significance is little recognized in Europe. In...

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Smart Eight-wheeler for Beer Transport

Complete Rigidity and a 331-per-cent. Saving in Weight are Features of a New Light-alloy Body A FINE example of a...

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Why Not

Pressure Cooling? B Y employing a cooling system for internal-combustion engines with a blow-off pressure of 10 lb. per sq....

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Prototype Ambulance on Tour .

A PROTOTYPE ‘ arnbtilanee with body buili'by Appleyard of Leeds, Ltd., one of the four approved ambulance builders . to Morris...

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No Compromise on Radius

H AULIERS and those who think with them will not have been amused at what your contributor " Serviteur " had to say in your...

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60 Years in

Mr. E. P. Bullock Looks Back on a Lifetime Spent in Road Passenger Transport AFTER 60 years, Mr. Ernest Peter Bullock, of...

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Allowing for Loss of Traffic If a Schedule of Charges

be Assessed on a Basis of Full Employment for a Vehide, Occasional Idle Time Can Lose the Operator Money Although No Running T...

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Temperature Controls Ignition Advance

A CCORDING to patent No. 662,174, ti the temperature of an engine is the key factor in deciding the amount of spark-advance,...