A Five-point Programme that Should be Endorsed by All Members of the Association T HE five-point policy for hauliers which Mr....

T HOSE readers who perused our report of the recent International Motor Show at Turin may have observed that attention was...

Why Always Place A LETTER in our last the Driver at the "issue drew attention to the Side' alleged advantages of seating the...

Hears- That nationalized industries are, in the opinion of many, "progressing" via ruing to ruin. Someone, who has travelled...

A T a two-day joint hearing by the Metropolitan and South-eastern Licensing Authorities, at Guildford, last week, Aldershot and...

A CRITICAL financial position arising in Glasgow Transport Department because of rising costs of materials was reported, last...

mo evidence of need was produced by W. Alexander and Sons, Ltd., last week, when it applied to run tours to Blackpool and...

HE appeal against a decision of the 1 South Wales Licensing Authority on n application by the Western Welsh omnibus Co., Ltd.,...

I i the Chancery Division, before Mr, Justice Wynn-Parry, last Friday, Mr. G. Aldous, for the Lines Trailer Co., Ltd., moved...

QITTING in Sheffield, last week, the 1 , - ) Appeal Tribunal granted the appeal of Messrs. Henry Wragg and Sons, Old...

ORD TEYNHAM has become president of the National Road Transport Federation, He succeeds Lord Wootton, who withdrew because of...

DECAUSE of the uneconomic ing caused by unnecessary waiting, British Road Services was to have imposed as from April 16 an...

MR. E. SMITH has succeeded MR. M. R. BATES as manager of the Tooting works of Express Motor and Body Works, Ltd. MR. G. C....

'WE have to guard against encourag VV ing any competition with the ailways, otherwise we might be conrooted by the decision of...

- 1 the King's Bench Divisional Court, St Friday, against a decision of the ingston-upon-Hull Stipendiary Magisate that bundles...

T HE export achievement of the motor industry placed it in the lead in the country's drive for economic recovery. It was...

A CONFERENCE of certifying officers which was held in Birmingham last week was the first of these biannual meetings to be held...

T HE first two of 40 A.E.C. Regal Mark IV coaches to be run on the Edinburgh-London service were delivered to Scottish...

O PERATING 1,250 vehicles in the North-Western, Northern and Yorkshire Traffic Areas, Ribble Motor Services, Ltd., has now...

H EARING of the application by the Western S.M.T. Co., Ltd., to re-route three services in Ayr, was resumed before the Scottish...

IT the enormous increases in charges sought to be made by the railways and London Transport cannot be justified. We know, as...

A CCORDING to a spokesman of the 1 – ILondon Transport Executive, the inclusion of 15 vehicles for longdistance private-hire...

Mark the w Volvo By L. J. COTTON, A N acceleration rate , of .' over 1 m.p.h. per second to 30 m.p.h. and efficient braking...

Sweden is to import Italian vehicles, mponents and tyres this year. The British Standards Institution, , ndon, S.W.1, has...

Commercial Motor," I was interested in your article entitled "Employ the Older Men." published m your issue dated March 30. 1...

in a Coach N OVEL but practical ideas, aimed at achieving the highest standard of luxury, are embodied in a new Commer coach...

VOR touring and private-party work, the Ulster Transport Authority has produced a new 19-seater body on a Leyland Royal Tiger...

WITH . an enviable reputation for W economical operation, K.L.M. (Royal Dutch Airlines) has never been slow in ;accepting new...

H OPES for some crumb of comfort to the haulier from the Transport (Amendment) Bill finally evaporated on the third day of the...

S FOR HIGH STAKES BY THE TECHNICAL EDITORS T FIE German commercial-vehicle industry is gambling heavily to develop its markets...

T HE correspondent who asked me to write the two articles just concluded on costs and rates for furnieure removal also asked...