A NYONE who has made a close study of the first British Transport Commission annual report of the Obviously Perturbed at Growth...

rr HIS week "The Commercial Motor" is able to give an exclusive report of a 46-seater single-deck luxury coach, the first of...

American Truck-Bus A N interesting six-wheeled Supplements Rail truck-bus, developed by Service the Kenworth Motor Truck •...

A REPORT that Mr. R. G. Hunter, secretary, and the committee of the Northern Road Transport Owners' Association, of...

wi-itt.E. the country's economic posiW tion remained as it was, the Licensing Authority would prefer a reduction of services to...

R EACT1ONS of leading commercial ' Xvehicle manufacturers to the devaluation of the pound and its possible effects on exports...

R EPRESENTAT1ONS have been made by the National Employers' Association of Vehicle Builders against a Government proposal to...

of a Sharnford road transport contractor whose concern has recently been nationalized, and who has handed in his resignation,...

Ma. R. H. HAINSWORTH has been appointed a director of Specialloid. Ltd. MR. FREDERICK BOLTON has resigned from the board of...

O NE of the most popular resorts of the members of the motor industry is the Albany Club. 3, Savile Row, London. W.I.'During...

T HE Road Haulage Executive was fined £5, with 11 15s. costs, at Otley, on September. 16, for using a vehicle of exceptional...

H OLIDAYS reduced the production of commercialvehicles in the fourweek period of July to 3,175 a week, compared. with 4,022 a...

WE much re g ret to learn of the death, VY on September 18, of SIR WILLIAM J. THOMSON, D.L., LL.D., chairman and mana g in g...

THAT it was wrong for transport I undertakings to regard increases in fares as the only way to avoid deficits was an opinion...

A LTHOUGI1, in general, exports itl.from this country declined in July, commercial-vehicle manufacturers maintained an...

In our issue dated September 9 on page 144, the A.B.C. double-decker was a Regent Mark III. The Scottish Motor Show will be...

A SPECIALIST concern in the design of airfield crash tenders, the Pyrene Cot , Dd., Great . West Road, Brentford, Middlesex, is...

TRADE friends of the Institute of 1 Road Transport Engineers will be welcomed at the annual dinner and dance to be held at the...

This Second Article Concerns More General Matters, such as Important Dates, Organization, Charges and C-licence Competition D...

By JANUS I NSTITUTIONS have a way of outliving the ideals that first brought them into being. The ideal of a united road...

its Municipc 3us Services By C. S. D U N BAR, M.inst.T. 4 AST week I indicated the extent to which Lincolnshire depends for...

Relations Between Employer and Employee as Themes of Papers Read at the Annual 1.0.T.A. Conference W ITH the common theme,...

D RIVERS and conductors left their buses to stare, and bystanders stood with mouths agape, at the Crellin Duplex 46seater...

By L. J. Cotton, M.I.R.T.E. N EVER before has so much been done by so few. This near-Churchillian phrase may well be applied...

IT will probably be of interest to Mr. Ashley Taylor, whose article dealing with the movement from work to home appears in...

This, the Last of the Series of Painting Articles, Deals with the Limited Uses of the Quick-drying Enamels T HE idea of an...

:A A N order for a large-capacity 'body, based on an economical and manceuvrable chassis, has recently been carried out by...

MUNICIPAL HAULAGE / N my article published in "The Commercial Motor," for last week, I dealt in detail with the cost of...

P ATENT No. 624,810 bears the name of H. Ricardo, 21, Suffolk Street, London, S.W.1, and shows this wellknown designer's latest...