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T HE sudden collapse of the Bill, under which the North Western and Miciland.r. group of railways sought to secure powers to...
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Of steering locks and shearing keys. Of poor returns from " return loads." That "one man bus" is surely a misnomer. Of...
The conductor on a No. 1S bus came up to us and asked:— " Did you feel my driver pull up sharp, then? He spotted a jolly fine...
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"The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...
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Tyre inflation, when carried out in th i e . usual Manner, involves considerable delay apart from the laborious nature of the...
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Evidence by Sir George Beharrell, on Behalf of the Ministry, Shows that the Proposed Method of Determining Rates would be...
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T HE NAME Trojan is familiar to many of our readers, but until now no particulars of this interesting new vehicle have...
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A Notable Display of Steam, Petrol, and Electric Vehicles Operating in the Nottingham District. Full List of Awards. 1 DEAL...
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A Growing Appreciation of a New Type. A N important conference was held last week, being the 20th of an annual series,...
1NDER the new system of examining commercial motor drivers, the competitions are open .to drivers in the different divisions of...
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N O furniture moving or making cohcern is better known in the Midlands than Chamberlain, King and Jones, of Birmingham. Of the...
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T HE adaptation of motor vehicles, especially those on light chassis, to particular trade requirements has frequently been...
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M ANY STUDENTS of transport requirements consider that, if the steam wagon is to maintain its popularity amongst users of road...
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A Projected Inquiry into Possible Alternative Methods. T ITIE Departmental Committee on the Taxation and Regulation 'oft -...
(IF LATE years use has been found • for certain types of . commercial vehicle chassis fitted with caravan bodies, and our...
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This Week the Operations and Quoted Rates of the Clearing-house are Analysed and Compared with Those of the Small Man. E take...
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Why the Stabilization of Rates is Not Practicable Just Now. The Influence of the Merchant Haulier. T "prospects, of a r evival...
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The Latest Doings and Developments in the Bus and Coach World. • COACH ACTIVITIES IN THE BRISTOL DISTRICT. The Experiences of...
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Official Information, Aided by Maps, Which Should Prove of Inestimable Value to Coach Proprietors. S INCE this feature was...
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Why Commercial Vehicle Agents Should See that New Users of Motor Transport Do Not Ask Too Much of Their Drivers. By " Vim."...
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By R. T. Nicholson (Author of "The Book of the Ford' ). A N OTHER correspondent asks at what rate of revolutions per minute a....
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The atifor invites correspondence on all subjects connected with the use of commercial itioOrs. Letters should be on one side...
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How to Get the Best Out of a Vehicle, to Secure Reliability and to Avoid Trouble. C ONTRIBUTIONS are invited for this pagefrom...
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Some Useful Advice Contributed by Our Driver-Mechanic Readers. "IN a recent article in The Commercial 1 Motor, writes " of...
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A Résumé of Recently Published Patents To state that specification 'No. 179,311 describes a machine for integrating one...