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Page 71
T HE public in general seems to have more confidence in the future of the road-transport industry than do many of its own...
"TRAVELLING coffee-stalls, as well as snack 1 bars, are a popular feature of modern life, many of them, particularly those used...
Page 72
Goods-vehicle nESPITE the many warnings Licences are Not for Lo r that have been given, there Sale still appear to be...
Page 73
Of Brighton as an all-in wrestler. Of the Raid Fund from the lips of an ex-Chancellor of the Exchequer. That he ought to...
Page 74
The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport, at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...
Page 75
P r HE troubles in the goods-transport 1 industry in South Wales, which might have given rise, according to the Transport and...
A POINT of law affecting the weights of steam wagons was decided in a King's Bench Divisional Court (Lord Hewart and Justices...
increasingly difficult for carriers whose books do not indicate not only the nature of their work, but the . manner in which,...
Page 76
use of tractors and trailers on the roads for the haulage .of trees was given . by Lord Hewart and JuStices du Parcq and...
Page 77
Friday, 50 summonses were brought against a Newport firm and their employees for alleged offences in connection with drivers'...
A PROSECUTION which aroused more than usual interest because of the prominence of the defendant firm, and which, it appears,...
Page 78
S.T.R. ON BRICK-HAULAGE PROBLEMS. • • A good deal of the interest at last week's meeting of A.R.O. Luton Subarea, which was...
" I AM glad to see that your Association does all in its powers to secure observance of the law governingroad transport, and I...
Page 82
for the haulage industry A Maze of Restrictive Decisions in Licensing Cases Makes Unity Even More Urgent Than Before. A...
Page 86
"Self-preservation an Essential Doctrine for Hauliers in a Closed Industry," Says Capt. E. H. B. Palmer, O.B.E. T HE other...
Page 91
A LTHOUGH it is over two years since the National tAjoint Conciliation Board issued its awards in connection with the wages and...
Page 92
SECURE MAXIMUM ECONOMY BY Correct Selection of Vehicles, Careful Organization and Routing, and Proper Provision for Maintenance...
Page 94
M R. ASHCRAFT, the coachbuilder, had sorted from his morning's mail those items which required the attention of the drawing...
Page 96
Travelling, Exhibition Vans Supplement Service Provided by 52 Branches of facksons Stores, Ltd., and its Exten sive Delivery...
Page 97
T WO new recording instruments are shortly to be marketed by Speedometers (PerManent Record), Ltd., 68, Victoria Street,...
Page 98
F OR a hundred years 'road transport has played an important part In the conducting and development of the business of George...
Page 104
How P.X., Ltd., Hauls Annually 26,250 Tons in 36 Vehicles, Covering 750,000 Miles and Operating from Three Centres "0...
Page 106
Key Appeal Decisions that Guide Licensing Authorities in Considering Applications for A and B Licences, Renewals or Variations...
Page 108
3 ORT STORIES IN BRIEF An Interesting Selection of Short Transport Histories Which Offers Reliable Evidence of the Value of...
Page 116
Much of the Transport Work of J. Mowlem and Co., Ltd., has to be Carried Out Under Exceptionally Difficult Conditions and...
Page 120
T O the big fleet owner, with staff and equipment for the regular maintenance and overhaul of his vehicles; the following...
Page 122
PASSENGER TRANSPORT "Ribble" in Tours Controversy S EVERAL • applications before a sitting of the North-Western Traffic...
tramways is changing the fortunes of Bournemouth Corporation's transport department. During the previous two years the...
A KING'S Bench Divisional Com mittee, composed of Lord Hewart and Justices du Parcq and Goddard, decided last Friday that the...
Page 123
O N Tuesday, a King's Bench Divisional Court allowed the appeal of a Metropolitan traffic examiner against a decision of...
L AST Friday, a Divisional Court granted an ex pane application by Southdown Motor. Services, Ltd„ and the Southern Railway Co....
By Our Special Parliamentary Correspondent A BUDGET CONCE S SION. TN reply to Sir Joseph Lamb, who 'asked the Minister...