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T HE Government, m . its efforts to bolster up the railways at the expenSe of road, transport, fails lamentably to appreciate ,...
S HOULD the history of brakes one day be written, it would make interesting reading. Comprehensive as was the review of modern...
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Signpost inscriptions -THOSE who are concerned That Require Bringing I with the repainting of Up t o D a t e , fingerposts...
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That we don't want our buses run on railway lines—either in practice or in theory. That the M.O.T. does not think that 80...
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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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Council, are growing restless over the uneconomic tenders offered by transport contractors. Protests were made when contracts...
TN Falkirk .Sheriff Court, last Friday, 1Sheriff Robertson gi've 'judgment in a case in which Mr. William Alexander Mitchell,...
O BJECTION on a point of law was put forward by Mr. Merritt, for the L.N.E. Railway Co., against an application to Sir William...
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I NTERESTING information was brought to light by a railway advocate at a sitting of the North-Western Deputy Licensing...
Dn. H. F. lawoRru, M.Sc., B.ENG., M.I.MEcH.E., chief technical officer of Leyland Motors, Ltd., left England on Saturday last...
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affiliated to the Co-operative Union have received a reCommendation from that unioe. stating that, in employing outside...
ILLICIT transactions between long'distance drivers and garage proprietors are to be the subject of special investigation by the...
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Associations to Fight Rail Monopoly S.T.R. SPEAKS AT A.R.O. DINNER. The Northamptonshire sub-area of A.R.O. held its annual...
VORKSHIRE members of A.R.O. I are now being consulted at the meetings of the numerous sub-areas, as to their views on the...
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A PASSENGER board to represent practically the whole of the NorthWestern Area (except North Wales) was formed at a meeting in...
The formation of the Hull and East Yorkshire Operators' Association, the purpose of which is stated to be the handling of local...
I N reviewing the returns of new vehicles licensed in January, we commented on the fact that the year had opened on a...
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for the small operator p ROMLNENT among the observations of the Licensing Authorities concerning the working of the Road and...
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I NMay of last year, Dodge Brothers (Britain), Ltd., Mortlake Road, Kew Gardens, Surrey, introduced a new 4tonner designed in...
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-rim fitting of platinum points to K.L.G. sparking plugs was an experiment carried out in the course of ordinary research...
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WILL the Appeal Tribunal endorse IT an attempt by the railway companies to jeopardize the future security of the road-haulage...
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gERY TRANSPORT SOLVED N °THING so quickly demonstrates the peculiarities of a trade as its problems of transport. Chocolates...
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F OLLOWING upon the article "How Deflated 'Giants' May Cause Fire," which appeared in our issue dated April 17, comes news from...
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P REVIOUS articles of mine have dealt with individual costs and efficiency, and methods. whereby units of similar class,...
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M ODERN requirements, and the trend of present-day legislation, are giving a value to unladenweight ratio not dreamed of by the...
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SHOULD ANCILLARY USERS AND HAULIERS OBSERVE THE SAME WAGES? [4790] Unity of action is certainly ideal, worthy of every effort...
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interesting %.-efeatures in the Gladwell Upthau g ht Carburetter (G.U.C.), a new product of Gladwell and Kell (1932) Ltd.,...
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PASSENGER TRANSPORT One of 17 attractive Leyland buses with M.C.W. patented metal 4R-seater bodies, recently completed to the...
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O N an application .fOr reconsideration of their previous decision regardingthe transport of workers from one area • to...
C OMPL/CATIONS arising from the joint operation by two concerns of an express service betweenHarrogate and 131ackpool were...
A " JUDGMENT of Solomon" has 1 - 1 been delivered by the East Midland Traffic Commissioners on an application of Leicester...
T EE refusal of a transfer of a licence from Messrs. Curtis Tours, Manchester, to Curtis Tours, Ltd., by the North-Western...
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D IFFICULTIES created for club and L./association tour organizers in Lancashire by the regulation that precludes advertising of...
A T the South-Western Police Court, London, on Monday, Mr. Claud Mullins, the magistrate, announced that he would ask the Home...
WHEN Stevenson Transport, Ltd., W Liverpool, applied before Sir William Hart, North Western Deputy Licensing Authority, at...
roadway had been carried. Mr. Stevenson's experience with sub-contractors had not been a happy one. The facilities provided by...
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I N patent No. 444,127 is described a new au-mechanical servo motor which may be used for any desired purpose, and for brake...