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A LTHOUGH in the present economic circumstances a generous Budget could not have been expected, the Chancellor of the...
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T WO statements of particular significance were made in the papers forming the symposium on petrol injection, read at the...
An Ultrasonic Drill A NEW drill for dentistry, developed by a Moscow professor and an engineer, would seem to present...
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Are the railways becoming conscious of their shortcomings? Of much local interest in the new Southdown bus servrce between...
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B ECAUSE he had departed from his normal user, Mr. Kenneth MacLennan, haulier, Aberchirder, last week had the licence for one...
A S a result of pressure from independent hauliers, B.R.S. (Pickfords), Ltd., last week amended the normal user of a new...
A FTER a direct road journey of nearly 2,100 miles, 7 tons of boiler tubes are due to be delivered in Palermo, Sicily, this...
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A . FUTURE Labour Government would have two choices in dealing with road haulage, Mr. Ernest Davies, M.P., chairman of the...
D ESPITE the sustained opposition of a brother, Mr. H. Walling, Strickland Tenement, Crosthwaite, Kendal, was last week allowed...
TMPENDING introduction of large American jci aircraft to "airline operation on the Continent has created a demand for improved...
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• MR. A. G. GRANT has been appointed general commercial manager of the Cape Asbestos Co., Ltd. MR. M. A. F. NEWTON has become...
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A LLEGATIONS that British Road Ser1 — k vices had no suitable vehicles in the Bridlington area for fertilizer traffic and used...
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R EPLACING three garages which previously housed and serviced buses of Ribble Motor Services, Ltd., and W. C. Standerwick,...
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B ECAUSE the applicant had not produced certified figures, Mr. J. R. Lindsay, North Western Deputy Licensing Authority,...
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A NATION-WIDE parcels service is being developed alongside the existing general haulage business operated by Cusick Transport...
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A N attempt may be made to secure a ruling from the Transport Tribunal on the importance to be attached to rates in licence...
268 yd. of a proposed route • was heard by the Yorkshire. Traffic Commissioners at Leeds last week. Booth and Fisher, Halfway,...
A NEW type of fuel tanker based on an American design is being used by Burnett and Hallamshire Fuel, Ltd., Sheffield, coal and...
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T HE smallest four-cylindered oil engine to go into quantity production for light commercial vehicles and cars is announced...
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A N application by Hunters of Hull (Transport), Ltd., to add two articulated tippers to their A licence was granted by the...
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I ' an 84-mile road section beginning at Croydon Airport, followed by a series of six tests on the Madeira Drive, Brighton,...
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nPERATORS of vehicles with bodywork susceptible `..-" to dama g e when reversing up to 'a loadin g bank may minimize this risk...
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Says John F. Moon, A. A LTHOUGH tested at almost 301 tons gross weight, the new Seddon Sirdar normal-control overseas...
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W iTH the opening of the conference season, I give my formula for preparing a paper. First, dictate what you want to say and...
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• Says Scottish Omnibuses Manager C ONTROL of rail facilities to prevent wasteful and uneconomic competition with existing...
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H ABIT plays a powerful part in the lives of politicians. Debates in the House of Commons follow rules as arbitrary as those in...
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A S more than 1m. C licences have now been issued it is not surprising that many of the queries received from readers concern...
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DATENT No. 791,903 gives details of a novel form of transmission in which the rear wheels are driven via gearbox and back axle...