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Imports B T HE president of The McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. of New York. Mr. 3. H. McGraw, Tr., has been writing a series of...
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Is a Passenger ExecA LTHOUGH it is obvious utive the Best Way 1 - 1 that the Road Transport Out ? . . . . . . Executive could...
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Of a Belfast-Edinburgh coach service --in 1831. That many a .modern tractor looks attractive whilst being tractive. That...
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S OME of the shareholders in the British Electric Traction Co., Ltd.. appear to be applying pressure to the directors to sell...
wer to Run Competitive 13 *vices ? TUDGMENT was to be given on Wednesday in the highly contentious case of W. H. Smith and...
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WHEN E. .1. Gibbs, trading as Powerscourt Transport, appealed last vv week against the decision of the South Eastern Deputy...
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'WHAT is believed to be the heaviest YY type of pipe transporter ever built in this country is under . construction at the...
T HE Yorkshire horsebox licensing battle is to be renewed before the Appeal Tribunal. The Railway Executive has lodged an...
MEGOT1ATIONS between the Road I Haulage Wages Council (employers' panel) and the Transport and General Workers' Union regarding...
00MPETING against 17 foreign coaches, a British vehicle owned by Sheffield United Tours, Ltd., won the first prize in the first...
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IMO extension beyond July 31 will. be I granted to applicants for original permits under the Transport Act. said Major General...
L 'A'SON between the Road Haulage Assoeiation and the Road Haulage' Executive will he facilitated by the amalgamation of the...
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of transport operation on July 5. A luncheon at the Guildhall, with guests including members of the new Road Passenger...
A CTION to co-ordinate local agree-L - 1 merits in Yorkshire covering contract work is 'foreshadowed in the annual report of...
A SITUATION of the'ltimoSti , ravity ti faced the munieipal transport, undertaking, Mr. C. AZIviarsh taltl y the North-Western...
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at the right time between the Ministry of Transport and the former Road Transport Executive is contained in the British...
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sw;th RESEW By L. J. COTTON, / T was a stimulating experience to ride on the Douglas Transporter , when tackling the gradients...
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by the British Army a trailer-type water purification . plant has now been made available by the Paterson Engineering Co.,...
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By P. G. TUCKER A Rigid System of Servicing and Maintenance Pays Dividends in Trouble-free Running of 150 Vehicles H OW do...
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IlL By Ashley F. Taylor, A.I.R.T.E. T HE name of Ribble Motor Services, Ltd., must be accounted one of the most modest among...
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in th e Electrician's Shop By Laurence E. Field, A.M.I.R.T.E. W ITH State ownership of many road vehicles becoming a reality,...
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(By Two Makers) °TWO new items of time-saving elec trical equipment recently made available include an ingenious device, by...
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/ Small Operator in a Rural District Who Does not have to Bear the Heavy Overheads of the Regular Parcels Carrier A S every...
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1 S Preventive Maintenance Extravagant?" asked the . heading of an article by S.T.R., published in "The Commercial Motor on...
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MR. N. L. C. MACASKIE, K.C., has been appointed chairman of the Road and Rail Appeal Tribunal. He succeeds MR. REGINALD CLARK....
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,comes Patent No. 619,978, Which -deals with the cOntrol of a supercharger when fitted to the engine of a road vehicle. The...