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P.s.v. Quota Too Low, Says P.t.a.
D ISAPPOINTMENT has s been L./expressed by the council of the Public Transport Association, in its annual report, that the allocation of public service vehicles to the home......
Threat To Bodybuilders
A WARNING about the effect of ti natrionalization upon bodybuilders was given by Mr. J. M. Reeve, chairman of the Sheffield and district branch of the National Employers'......
Dealer Wins Action Over Lorry
A DISPUTE as to the sale of a tipping lorry gave rise to an action before Mr. Justice Hilbery in the King's Bench Division last week. The plaintiff, Wm. Townson and Sons, Ltd.,......
25-mile Limit: Appeal Rejected
A BERDEEN hauliers' request to have the.e radius of operations extended beyond the 25-mile limit has been rejected by the Ministry of Transport. In a letter to Lady Tweedsmuir,......
In A Line Or Two
There will be no Scottish Motor Show this year. The Scottish Motor Trade Association intends to hold the 59th show in Glasgow in November, 1951. The Rover Meteorite Mark 101 oil......
The "co-ops." Want Best Of Both Worlds
PEAKING at the annual meeting of 5J the Scottish Co-operative Transport Association, in Glasgow, Mr. C. W. Fulker, secretary of the Parliamentary Committee of the Co-operative......
"convenience Does Not Justify Grant"
T HE Scottish Licensing Authority wrongly allowed a Barrhead coach company a licence to run 14-day tours to the French and Italian Rivieras, Mr. R. P. Morison, K.C., submitted,......
Ford Breaks All Records
D URING March, the Ford Motor Co., Ltd., broke all records by exporting 14,800 vehicles and tractors. The company's exports of 36,982 units in the first quarter of this year......
Obituary
WE regret to announce the death of VI' MR. J. W. EVANS, a former director of North Staffs Haulage, Ltd., which was nationalized last year. He was 66.......