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Page 69
T HE Government is preparing a programme of rearmament, but in the published details of this no mention has been made of the...
A A CCORDING to a recent decision of the High .1,.Court, in Scotland, a lorry which, at infrequent intervals, carries a...
Page 70
The Success of ConTHE concrete roads laid in crete Roads in the I Cardiff in 1927 have so Cardiff Area reduced maintenance cost...
Page 71
That the magneto is far from extinct. That the success of the Ford V-8 has started a Continental fashion. That while 80...
Page 72
" The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all elfficulties of transport, at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...
Page 73
" IF there he no material improvement between now and the date when your licences come up for renewal, I shall not hesitate, in...
T HAT all transport operators should be brought into one organization under a charter from the Board of Trade, membership to be...
1 difficulty. I have realized your difficulty and there may be some merit in your application, and on previous Occasions I have...
Page 74
The report of Vauxhall Motors, Ltd., for the year ended December 31, 1935, shows a healthy state of affairs, the trading profit...
Page 75
SIR EDWIN STOCKTON, chairman of Fodens, Ltd., collapsed last Saturday. His condition is stated to be serious. MR. F. G....
R AILWAY, rates for the transport of fruit from London to the Nottingham wholesale market have been cut to abstract traffic...
formed the 1 sUbject of considerable 'discussion before the Appeal Tribunal, at Liverpool, last welt when the appeal of Mr....
Page 76
Merger , in Scotland Forecast MEGOTIATIONS were in progress i I for a further amalgamation of associations, said a speaker at...
T O present applications in the proper manner is essential, and the work of the associations in this connection is of...
A general meeting oi the A.R.O. North Staffs members in the Potteries, on Monday, was addressed by Mr. H. H. Lapsley, C.M.U.A....
Page 77
O VER 150 persons attended the lectureture given by S.T.R., The Commercial Motor costs expert, under the auspices of A.R.O., at...
A SERIOUS position has arisen in Lancashire, and it concerns all public-service-vehicle operators, says the report of the...
R ESOLUTIONS deprecating further restrictions on road transport have been passed by the Chambers Of Commerce of Swansea,...
Should the Devon and Cornwall Con ciliation Board be continued? This question was keenly discussed at the annual general...
At the annual general meeting, Mr. T. Caddy was elected chairman of the A.R.0, North Staffs Sub-area; Mr, G. F. Goodwin was...
Page 79
L AST Friday, Mr. John George Nash, Chertsey Bridge Road, Shepperton, unsuccessfully appealed before Lord Roche, Lord Justice...
Page 80
Tis, HAT the general health of the people of this country cannot be denied, and the adaptability of commercial to-day, at a...
Page 83
r i NE of the first cases of its kind, re lating to drivers' wages, and described by Judge Dowdall, K.C., at Liverpool County...
Page 88
AMBULANCE BODYWORK and Equipment T HE general-purpose municipal ambulance carries patients between home and hospital, and...
Page 91
I F you bear in mind the fact that the normal population of Blackpool, the queen of the northern watering places, is about...
Page 93
A N extraordinary position arises from the long-awaited decisions on a number of appeals, two of which were heard in July and...
Page 94
M UNICIPAL enterprise in the provision of passenger-transport facilities is a subject of constant interest. At the present time...
Page 96
S INCE Mr. Vane Morland became Leeds, many advances have been municipal transport manager for made, particularly in respect of...
Page 98
I N the 'issue of The Commercial Motor dated February 21, there appeared an article by Mr. Humphrey Cooke and a letter by...
Page 99
For Municipal Work Such as Refuse Collection, Which Involves Constant Stopping and Starting, the Type is Ideally Suited T HE...
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in Varied East Lancashire Centres The Smaller Boroughs are Following the Lead of the Larger Towns and Cities in Abandoning the...
Page 102
I T was in 1926 that it was decided to replace all the steam and other vehicles in the service of Stoke-on . -Trent Fire...
Page 104
The Railways Act of 1928 Provides a Possibility of Preventing the Undercutting of Road Rates. Return Loads Constitute a Serious...
Page 106
E'XISTING ticket restrictions on sea 'sonal express services from the coast to London are to be perpetuated, and, in some...
T "Equestion of the age limit for free travel for children on buses was again raised before the East Midland Traffic...
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of the L.N.E.R. train service from Nottingham to Skegness on Christmas Eve was made at Nottingham, last week, by Mr. J. H....
D IFFERING opinions between operators' associations on wages in the North-West have been evident this week. Officially, the...
Page 108
and QUERIES The Editor invites correspondence on all subjects connected with the use of commercial motors. Letters should be...
Page 109
Capacious Carrimore Semi-trailer for Use with Karrier Cob. Contents Discharged through Sliding Trap-doors in Floor A N...
Page 115
Resolution to Achieve a Further Reduction. MinisterSurnrnarizes the Present Position By Our Special Parliamentary...
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As to lighting, which was not directly within his province, County Councils in 1934 were empowered to take over the...
A 5-tormer Introduced; 3-ton and 4-ton models in Much Improved Form; A Tractive Unit for Use With a 6-8-ton Semi-trailer Also...