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Page 68
Increased Tyre Charges Probable
T HE makers of the large pneumatic tyres emplayed on coaches and buses are seriously perturbed at the existing situation of a decreased charge per vehicle-mile, combined with......
Farmers Welcome Practical Innovations
T HERE is a tendency, real or assumed, to regard the farmer as old-fashioned and ultra conservative in his reaction to any suggested means for improving the efficiency of any of......
Passing Comments
A CORRESPONDENT asks us whether the driver of a heavy motorcar who exceeds 30 m.p.h. in a built-up area may be summoned on the grounds nf excessive speed for the type of vehicle......
Special Features Of This Issue
An agricultural expert discusses the pros and cons of wheeled and track-laying tractors. Page 662. The employment of power on the mixed farm is ΓΌ matter of considerable......