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9th March 1934
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Municipal Transport Tendencies
T HE employment of motor vehicles and appliances by the municipalities of this country can now be looked upon as one of the brightest sides of the commercial-vehicle industry,......
Passing Comments
T N some quarters it is recommended that vehicles I should be suspended from use in cases of serious road offences being proved. Power to take such a step would have to be used......
Special Features Of This Issue
Luton has successfully replaced trams by buses. Page 122, S.T.R. gives reasons for increasing municipal haulage rates. Page 134. The nwnicipal motors of Southampton are dealt......