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The Brighton Nat i onal Conference A Highly Successful Meeting of Road
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transport Operators of all Classes at Which Were Read Four Papers of Considerable Interest to• Commercialvehicle Users, Followed by Valuable Discussions in Which Many Leading Transport Personalities Took Part IT is admitted on all sides that the National Road Transport Conference, held this week at Brighton, was an outstanding success and reflects great credit upon its organizing committee and Mr. F. G. Bristow, . C.B.E— its energetic honorary secretary. The authors of the papers were most happily selected, each possessing a first-class knowledge of the subject with which he dealt. The various functions were well attended, and , the visit to the Dennis works was particularly appreciated, as was the hospitality of the Mayor and Corporation at the Royal Pavilion.
We are able to include résumés of all four papers and leading points from the diecussions on the first three of • theme That on the last will be given in our next issue.