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Page 69
" cover a 'variety of interests almost infinite in their character ; in fact, so varied that it is extremely difficult to cover...
Page 70
Do Police Loud-speakLIOW much good is done by ers Help the Traffic " loud-speaker instructions Flow from police cars? If there...
Page 71
That the cut rate is the industry's death rate. Of demands that the Government shall encourage the use of alternative fuels....
Page 72
D ECISION has been reserved in the appeal case, Edward Box and Co., Ltd. (Southwark Street, London), v. the London, Midland and...
Page 73
MR. G. Witummer has joined Marshal's, Ltd., Austin House, Cambridge, a distributor of Austin vehicles. This concern is erecting...
Page 77
Presenting an Opportunity For That Organization Which is Most Essential For Those Engaged in M ilk Haulage By T HE position...
Page 81
An Encouraging Statement by a Road Transport Personality Who Has Been Largely instrumental in Obtaining Road and Rail Accord...
Page 82
B EIATILDERINC, in their diversity, countless technical high lights of the past 12 months come tumbling into the mind at the...
Page 86
How Official Encouragement Would ' Help in the Development of the Gas-driven Machine. High Cost of Production Militates Against...
Page 89
By THE EDITOR T RANSPORT has become one of the most vital factors in the economic life of every progressive country, whilst,...
Page 90
S OME of the oldest inhabitants in the farming communities 01 Cheshire will tell of days when cheese factors made horseback...
Page 92
Useless Weight and Bulk Mean Increased Running Costs and Needless Wear and Tear. Modern Construction Enables Potential Losses...
Page 94
LEYLANDS GIVE SAFE DELIVERY OF EXPLOSIVES. B ECAUSE the general public views most types of explosive with distrust, and is not...
Page 100
STEPS TOWARDS CAR-TRAILER LEGISLATION. One of the points in C.M.U.A.'s road-transport policy is that the use of private cars...
Page 102
There is a Wide Choice of Vans, Small Lorries, Threewheelers, etc., Weighing Less Than 10 cwt. R IGHTLY considered as " babies...
Page 108
U NDOUBTEDLY the farming industry to-day realizes the need feu. advance preparation for increased food production, in the event...
Page 109
issued by the recently formed National Service Committee of the Retail Motor Industry, which represents the entire motor trade,...
not yet held that a change of customer is a material change in the circumstances relating td a man's haulage business, or a...
Page 110
PASSENGER TRANSPORT MUNICIPAL TRANSPORT BOARD LIKELY T HE scheme for a merger of the transport undertakings of Accrington,...
Page 112
0 6 6 A SOUN INVESTMENT A Summary of the General Common-sense Lines to be Followed When Selecting and InstallEng Plant By...
Page 114
EFUSAL of the West Midland 1%. Deputy Licensing Authority, Dr. Dawson Sadler, to renew a Stoke-onTrent haulier's A licence, in...
Page 115
Co-operation Between the Designer and Metallurgist is Largely Responsible for Recent Advances in Performance riE E ORM EN T S...
Page 116
The Kington (Herefordshire) Firm of Messrs. 9 owell and Llewellin Has Grown Rapidly n Eight Years and Now Gives Good and...
Page 118
to Give Arnt am and Easy Access Bodies of Dairy Vans for House-to-house Deliveries Need Careful Design to Obtain Maximum...
Page 120
Ton-Mileage? Some Figures Which Are of Interest to the Ancillary User and to Many Hauliers, Too By S.T,R. Ti ANSLATION of...