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A MONGST the causes of our present industrial uncertainty we should never lose sight of the dangers attendant upon the loose...
An Unwarranted Sally IN a lecture on the apprecia Against Pro v in eial tion of industrial design, Buses given by Mr. John...
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That Eastern Coachworks, Ltd., has orders for 1,900 new bodies. Of enthusiasts who would change the old adage to "There's no...
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• Busy DAYS FOR APPEAL TRIBUNAL T HE Appeal Tribunal will hear an appeal by Mr. H. G. Powell against a decision of the East...
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rejected was defeated by 308 votes to 194 in the House of Commons on Monday. The Bill passed Third Reading and will now go to...
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SIR GEORGE 13INNEY has been elected a director of Tilling-Stevens, Ltd. MR. J. W. BACHE has been appointed assistant sales...
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case in which a company enjoyed exceptional expansion during the war and was aggrieved by the action of •the South Eastern...
(I N May 1 we were given the opportunity of meeting at luncheon the new president of the National Road Transport Federation,...
IN spite of the threat of nationalizaItiort, operators still had the spirit to carry on the traditions of road transport to the...
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HIGHER FARES FOR SUMMER TOURS? O PERATORS of summer excursions and tours in Aberdeen and NorthEast Scotland applied to the...
B US companies which objected to the proposed Highland tours organized by Northern Roadways, Ltd., Glasgow, were adopting a...
\--/fitted experimentally with a singlespeed double-reduction driving axle, having a primary reduction by spiral bevel and a...
I ONDON TRANSPORT is now Lansing, at Chiswick Works, a new type of two-platform overhaul gantry, the invention of two members...
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By F. H. Crossley General Manager, Ashton-uncler -Lane Car poration Passenger Transport Depart merzt. ASHTOA...
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A TYPE of interior heater and wind screen de-froster, in which the water in the engine cooling system is utilized, is that...
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N Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, May 6-8, the annual conference of the Passenger Transport Association took place at...
Future Develop' merit of the Public Service Vehicle," Mr. D. M. Sinclair M.I.A.E., M.Inst.T., general manager Birmingham and...
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U NDER the title "Commonsense in Road Transport," a paper was read on the third day of the conference by Mr. E. L. Taylor,...
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in Bodybuilding, a Contributor Suggests Three Possible Solutions of the Problem— Can P.S.V. Output be Raised? I F quality,...
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efficiency from the use of motors, so does the police force of this decade rely upon cars and commercial vehicles for the swift...
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WITH the object of reducing accident VY risks, Manchester Corporation has recently joined the ranks of undertakings trying out...
IN upholding an appeal by the L.M.S. 1-Railway Co. against a grant to the Hulton Motor Co., Ltd., the Appeal Tribunal has...
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Stage— A Muffled Explosion! By Our. Legal Adviser T HE Report Stage on the Transport Bill may be said to have gone with a...
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S.T.R. Estimates that the Total Annual Value of Brick Traffic Exceeds • i6,600,000, and Indicates Minimum Remunerative Charges...
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A Four-wheeled Axle Assembly A MERICAN practice in six-wheeler .1-1 desi g n is exemplified in patent No. 584,930, which comes...