T HERE have been suggestions in several quarters, and particularly during the discussion on Maj.-Gen. G. N. Russell's Henry...

c,f the Road Transport Industry Licensing Policy Needed A NXIETY is growing among hauliers about the effect which any change...

Exterior Decoration L ADEN with medals like American Generals, drivers in the South Eastern Division of British Road Services...

That many villagers complain bitterly of higher bus fares. That they become even more annoyed if services have to be cut....

T HEP" claim by 50,000 London bus workers will be presented to the London Transport" Executive again on Monday. Mr. Frank...

BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT A LTHOUGH the employers' panel of the National Joint Industrial " Council for the road haulage...

calling on the objectors Vi r —British Road Services, a number of free-enterprise hauliers and the railways—Mr. W. F. Quin,...

A WITNESS travelled from Norwich 4-1 to Leeds, last week, to refute allegations that there were unsatisfactory stage-carriage...

E'OR every 15,000 passengers carried by 1 rail between NottinghaNi and Derby, 65,000 go by road on services operated by Barton...

cREEDOM from lubricating-oil contamination when using an exhaust brake was reported by Mr. W. K. Cox, of Rhondda Transport Co.,...

TWO reserved decisions were given and two other cases were heard and decided by the Transport Tribunal in London last week. An...

A LORRY driver who was involved in an accident after he had jammed on his brakes to avoid a dog was declared not to have been...

IT is understood that the three organiza tions within the National Road Transport Federation — Road Haula g e Association,...

F OUR 3,600-gal. tankers, formerly operated on contract-A licence by Slater's Transport, Ltd., Thornton-leDale, Pickering, have...

Illegal Working by Farmers May Ruin Genuine Hauliers Within Five Years Unless the Law Is Enforced to Protect Their Businesses...

A LIFE comparable with that of an oiler has been returned by an Austin petrol-engined 2-tonner which the Eastern Electricity...

Morris 10-cwt. Van with New o.h.v. Engine Has Greater Fuel Economy, (ion and Gradient Ability : Accessibility Much Improved By...

OLLOWING the delivery to Rangoon. Burma, of 35 Australian-made International AS-160 vehicles, powered by Perkins P6 engines, a...

T A Y t o th rik Ming worth Thi a . Ted laska Highway Sets Up for Traffic : Low i High Haulage Rates: es for Passengers and...

Disagreement on the Board T HE death in 1929 of Richard Tilling brought to a head a division of opinion among the directors of...

Where Rigids May Score Maximum-load Fourwheelers Combine 14-ton Gross Weight with Economical Performance I N recent weeks...

DRITISH commercial-vehicle makers need fear no competition, except possibly in connection with the largest articulated outfits...

• By C • C . S. Dunbar, al the Potteries M.Inst.T. S INCE I last wrote about the passenger-transport situation in the Potteries...

Wheel Alignment by Projection CLAIMED to be the only one of its kind in this country where direct readings are made, the BEM...

C and Sympathy W HEN nothing new has been heard of a subject for • some time, it tends to take on a new appearance. The more...

A N improved rear-view mirror forms the subject of patent No. 785,359. Constructed on optical principles, it provides a good...