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Page 83
T HE employment of motor vehicles and appliances by the municipalities of this country can now be looked upon as one of the...
Page 84
T N some quarters it is recommended that vehicles I should be suspended from use in cases of serious road offences being...
Luton has successfully replaced trams by buses. Page 122, S.T.R. gives reasons for increasing municipal haulage rates. Page...
Page 85
That the keynote of most dangerous driving is selfishness. That any road vehicle is unsuited to modern needs when its presence...
Page 86
by all difficulties of transport, at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the roughness of the roads over which it...
Page 88
EASTBOURNE Corporation is buying six Leyland 53-seater buses. PLYMOUTH Corporation is buying four Karrier 3-ton refuse...
Page 89
IN PARLIAMENT By Our Special Parliamentary Correspondent PRIORITY LISTS OF WEAK BRIDGES. A N inquiry was made by Capt....
Page 90
M UNICIPAL enterprise in the provision of passenger-transport facilities continues to present many features of interest. The...
Page 92
_sECTOR of TO-MORROW Body Designs That Make for Rapid and Dustless Loading and Easy Discharge. What the Future is Likely to...
Page 94
in Rc ND-MATERIAL HAULAGE T HE paragraph entitled "Tenders of Interest to Hauliers," which, at this time of the year, forms a...
Page 100
I N Most of our prominent cities the street-cleansing and refuse-collection departments are merged, so that it is possible to...
Page 102
L AST week Luton Corporation completed its first two years of motorbus operation. Luton was one of the first municipal...
Page 104
in a LEADING PORT Southampton Corporation's Refuse-collection System in the Melting Pot. A Possibility of the More Extensive...
Page 106
TROLLEYBUS CURRENT be Reduced? Y EARS of really hard spadework have been put into the development of the trolleybus, both by...
Page 108
in MOTORIZATION Interesting Facts and Figures Concerning the Refuse Collecting, Street Cleansing, Fire-fighting and Ambulance...
Page 109
'THE cleansing superintendent of the Metropolitan Borough of Islington, Mr. F. E. Browning, expresses his views on the...
Page 110
In the Manchester Area ? Over £10,000,000 is Involved in the Proposal to Form a Joint Municipal Passenger Transport Board in...
Page 112
T HE obvious attractive features of the battery-electric vehicle, combined with the minimizing of its inherent limitations,...
Page 116
How Some 30,000 Bins and Ash Pits, and About 4,200 Gullies are Emptied in the Metropolitan Borough of Fulham by a Fleet of...
Page 118
Our Annual Compilation, Based Upon Official Returns, Giving Details of the Composition of the Motorbus and Trolleybus Fleets of...
Page 121
A STEADY flow of inquiries concerning the operation of the licensing section of the Road and Rail Traffic Act continues to...
Page 122
G ATESHEAD, that old-established and esentially industrial town of 122,500 population, situated on the southern bank of the...
Page 124
■ S Abridged Specifications A Unique List of the Mobile Appliances on the British Market Which Are Designed and Built to Serve...
Page 130
Aspects of PASSENGER TRANSPORT NEW PRE-BOOKED PARTY LICENSING SCHEME EVOLVED Yorkshire Operators Frame Important Amendments...
Important Points Raised in Case Against Four Bus Companies THREE days were occupied, last 1 week, in the hearing of the appeal...
Page 131
THREE DAYS' SITTING OF ARBITRATION TRIBUNAL. O N. Monday last, the London Passenger Transport Arbitration Tribunal heard a...
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research work carried out by the Research and Standardization Committee of the Institution of Automobile Engineers, with the...
Page 133
OPERATING COSTS OF MOTORBUS, • TROLLEYBUS AND TRAMCAR. The Editor, TEE COMMERLAL MOTOR. [4268.1 Sir,—Your contributor Mr. H....
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1933, an article appeared calling attention to the urgent need for municipal aerodromes to provide the necessary link between...
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A Resum6 of Recently Published Patent Specifications M EANS by which hydraulic brakes may be kept in' the "on" position when...