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The Licensing of THERE is still doubt Iamongst some of our readers as to when men who wish to drive heavy goods vehicles can claim exemption from the driving tests. They can do this if they are in a position to satisfy the Licensing Authority with regard to their driving experience of heavy goods vehicles during the year ended April 1, 1934. Their driving experience with the class or classes specified in their applications must be for periods totalling six months during the year March 31, 1933, to April 1, 1934. Drivers employed in the public service of the Crown are not required to hold the 'additional " vocational " licence when driving heavy goods vehicles in the course of their normal duties. Drivers of Heavy Goods Vehicles .
THE time is with us, once again, when the demon fog wraps a clammy and suflocating mantle around us. We suffer as of old, even the best of us (and those with the finest of fog lamps). when London does its dirtiest. One factor is changing, however, and is fated to disappear completely. This was brought to mind, the other day, when we imagined that we had wandered off our right road in the fog and promptly fell into a state almost of panic and became really lost. What happened was that we searched in vain, when on the right road, for tram lines which had been lifted seVeral weeks before. Meanwhile, a following trolleybus nearly helped us on our way.
Now That Fog-time has Descended on Us Again