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Ingham Exhaust te Tests Continue
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NGHAM'S transport departhas been carrying out tests to reduce the amount of fumes by• Corporation buses, said n W. G. E. Dyer, chairman of sport committee, at the recent of the City Council. He said ough they had so far yielded no avestigations would continue.
• S. Riley asked if the use of additives in fuel had been :ed by the committee, and said, loke emission of the city trans:s has for some time been someit has been accepted as inevit • tut, he went on, he had recently some provincial bus companies ed chemical additives with good Ian Dyer said the emission of ;make had never been accepted ble by the transport department, iere still being made to reduce Id air pollution to the absolute t by the efficient maintenance nerd, control of fuels used, and teflon of drivers. Tests so far d been inconclusive, but the nt would continue to watch the ent of fuel additives.