T HE second reading, last week, of the Town Development Bill again brings into focus the difficult transport problems which the...

Claims for Magnesium Wheels TT has been reported from America that satisfactory I magnesium-alloy wheels have been developed...

Hears Of bon(us)es of - contention. That p.s.v. seats are becoming more and more like easy chairs. That the horse is still...

A CLAIM for £4,452 for goodwill, as no compensation was being paid for cessation of business, was made to the Transport...

A S from April 1. fees for vehicles authorized under A and B licences will have to be paid in one sum, instead of by...

A REA committees of the Rdad Haulage Association are considering a proposal that with every licence application a fee should be...

. "1 1 HE British Motor Corporation, Ltd., I. has been formed to effect the amalgamation of the Austin Motor Co„ Ltd., and...

Ma. JAMES MAXWELL took up the appointment, last Saturday, of secretary of Albion Motors, Ltd. MR. H. HARWOOD, chief sales...

C ONSENT has been granted by the ....East Midland Licensing Authority to Nottingham Corporation to run buses to its new Clifton...

" 1 HAVE never believed that road I competition was the sole or, indeed, the main reason why railways have declined in this...

William Glass, Ltd.. Weybridge, has issued its 1952 check book to subscribers. Efforts are being made to secure an increase in...

WHEN he lectured, on Tuesday, Co W the Midland section of the Institute of Transport on fork-lift trucks and the use of...

F OUR tours will be run next season by Westcliff-on-Sea Motor Services, Ltd., two of them of six days' duration, one of seven...

R ETURN No. 155 (Mechanically Propelled Road Vehicles, Great Britain), published last week by the Stationery Office at 4s.,...

A Nimportant part of the "Come to Britain" campaign of the British Travel and Holidays Association is a goodwill mission to...

Elizabethan Age I4 AUDABLE as it may be to recall the achievements' of the past to inspire us for the future, those people who...

By L. J. COTTON M.I.R.T.E. A . GRUELLING 30-mile endurance test across fields and unmade roads, in quarries and in a sand OA,...

A WET-SOAP solution which dries in five to six hours is being used by Universal Cleaners, Walsall, for cleaning moquette seats....

T HE use ot two-way !radio to control various kinds of road transport operation has raised many , problems. Perhaps the...

of spares to customers, the Car Mart, Ltd.. Austin distributor in London, has installed a radio transmitter-receiver at its...

T ransport A. E. She i rtck-Mesher S INCE its formation in July, 1912, the Aldershot and District Traction Co., Ltd., an...

By Ralph Cropper, M.Sc. (Econ.), B.A., M.Inst. T. W ORK is the basis of all industry and of all economic progress. Whilst the...

THE Leicestershire and Rutland J. County Constabulary recently put into operation a mobile police station. Made up of two...

Fuel Cost Almost Prohibitive A S the Chancellor has decided that the administrative . 1-1 . costs of petrol rationing make it...

A TAILOR'S shop and an ice-cream dispensing vehicle are two interesting types recently completed by Reeve and Kenning, Ltd.,...

A N installation designed to test the waterproof properties of bodywork, but can also be used as a vehicle washing plant, has...

I N the previous article I demonstrated that when weekly mileages are low it is preferable to allocate depreciation among the...

A SHARP foreign body, such as a stone or a piece of glass, usually takes several revolutions of the road wheel to embed itself...