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9th November 1934
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Sacrificing the Economic Value of Road Transport

MPROVEMENTS are constantly being em bodied in the design of commercial vehicles, in respect of their chassis and bodies, in the...

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Steps to Expedite Variations of Fares

T HE recent plea of The Commercial Motor for an overhaul of the existing machinery for the variation of coach fares has already...

Passing Comments

VUE have often pointed out to sugar-beet hauliers II' that they waste their own time by queueing up at the sugar factories_...

Special Features of this Issue

A Thornycroft 74-8-ton maximum-load four-wheeler and a new oil erigine have been produced. Page 400. Much interest attaches...

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One Hears

Of inadequate road lighting, which is almost as dangerous as complete darkness. Of railway "half-day" excursions, at...

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WHEELS of INDUSTRY

"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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ROAD-ACCIDENT RETURNS.

The Ministry of Transport returns Of persons killed or injured in road accidents during the week ended October 27, 1934, shOw...

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ISLE OF WIGHT HAULIERS SUPPORT R.H.A.

A successful meeting of hauliers was held at Newport, Isle of Wight, on Saturday last, when the organizing officer of the Road...

NEW SCOTTISH MILK-HAULAGE RATES.

Representatives of the Scottish Milk Marketing Board and of the milk' haulage and milk-distributing businesses met in Glasgow...

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Following a meeting on October 25, when it was decided

to form a subarea of the Road Haulage Association at High Wycombe, a further meeting was held on Monday last, when a committee...

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NEW LEYLAND MODELS FOR NEXT YEAR.

Metal-fra.meti bodies of single and double-deck passenger vehicles will be an important feature of the Leyland programme for...

September's Registration Returns Analysed

T HE monthly return issued by the Ministry of Transport giving the number of motor vehicles registered for the first time under...

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AIR TRANSPORT NEWS

STRONG POSITION OF IMPERIAL AIRWAYS. T HE 10th annual report of Imperial Airways, Ltd., the 6-per-cent. dividend, and, above...

THE FIRST NAPIER AERO OIL ENGINE.

I N the past year or more we have referred several times to the fact that D. Napier and Son, Ltd., London, W.3, had secured a...

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NEW THORNYCRO FT PRODUCT,

-a 7 - 3. 8 - Ion Chassis and an Oil Engine L OW in weight and in price, the new Trusty maximum-load fourwheeler, which has...

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More important Appeal Decisions

Railways Successful in Barr Appeals, Gaining a Total of £26 13s. Costs O N Tuesday last the Appeal Tribunal agave its decisions...

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Dennis Introduces A New Oil Engine

A FTER considerable experience in the behaviour ot oil engines in passenger and goods chassis, the directors of Dennis Bros.,...

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Albion's Latest Oil Engine

I N a week's time the latest edition of the Albion-Ricardo oil engine will be seen on stand 71 at the Scottish Motor Show. This...

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Halley's Latest Model

a Perkins-engined Oiler A NEW chassis recently added to the ft commercial-vehicle range of Halley Motors, Ltd., Yoker,...

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THE WORLD PROGRES OF ROAD TRANSPORT

0 NE of the surest general signs of the importance and popularity of road mechanical transport throughout the world, to-day, is...

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THE SCOTTISH SHOW IN PROSPECT

0 N Friday next, November 16, at 10 a.m., the Scottish Motor Show, which will include an important commercial-vehicle section,...

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Economical Delivery Units for the Tradesman

A NUMBER of interesting light commercial vehicles in the three-wheeled class is being exhibited at the Bicycle and Motor Cycle...

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Ingenious Features in

A NEW DORMAN OIL ENGINE A LTHOUGH, in the main, oilengine design has reached a stage where the principles involved in almost...

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Additions to the International Range

T WO new models have recently been added to the range of vehicles marketed by the International Harvester Co. of Great Britain,...

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Victor Electrics for 1935

T HREE forward-control models comprise the range of new batteryelectric vehicles being produced for 1935 by Victor Electrics,...

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OPINIONS and QUERIES WHAT WILL POSTERITY THINK OF PRESENTDAY MOTOR LEGISLATION?

The Edttor, THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR. [4417] Sir,—You were good enough to publish a letter from me a few weeks ago wherein I...

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Testing the Brakes of Six-wheelers

Ti E Bendix-Cowdrey four-wheel brake testers manufactured by Bendix. Ltd., Tyseley, Birmingham, have achieved such success that...

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A New Vulcan for 5-ton Loads

D URING the past few months a L./further " ally of industry " has been taking shape in the Crossens works of the Vulcan Motor...

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Operating Aspects of

PASSENGER TRANSPORT INITIAL steps to overhaul and speed lup the machinery for dealing with variations in fares were taken at a...

CORPORATION AND COMPANY VIE FOR POOLE TRANSPORT RIGHTS

Details of Proposed Financial Agreements Revealed IMPORTANT new developments have !taken place in the transport situation at...

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THE LATEST NEWS OF IMPORTANT EVENTS

TILLING CASE CONCLUDED AFTER 31 DAYS' HEARING. T HE hearing of the claim of Thomas Tilling, Ltd., for compensation for the...

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BIG GROUP OF LONDON ARBITRATION CASES BEGINS.

O N Monday last the London Passenger Transport Arbitration Tribunal commenced to hear a group of claims by independent...

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COMMISSIONERS AND PROTECTION FOR SMALL MEN.

I N upholding the appeal of the Biriningham and Midland Motor Omnibus Co., Ltd., against the East Midland Traffic...

Converting a Bus for Rail Work

rOR some time, railway authorities have been interested in the possibilities of converting the ordinary bus engine and...

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Forward Control a Feature of

NEW TROJANS A S briefly announced in our issue dated October 26, Trojan, Ltd., Purley Way, Croydon, has recently introduced...

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Road Transport Topics

In Parliament THE 30 M.P.H. SPEED LIMIT. S EVERAL members having expressed a desire for the immediate application of the 30...

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Problems of the

HAULIER and CARRIER T HAT was a most interesting letter from Mr. Donaldson Wright which was published in the issue of The...

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An Improved Trailer Pivot Bearing

F ROM Fodens, Ltd., R. W. Whittle and E. Twemlow, all of Elworth Works, Sandbach, Cheshire, comes patent No. 416,987 describing...