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GERMAN EYES ( ■ T BELGIUM
Page 46 from 21st January 1955HE few technical novelties that are to be seen at this year's Brussels Salon, which opened last Saturday and closes next Wednesday, are secondary......

"Do It Yot Policy Pays Opera
Page 62 from 9th November 1956Says Ashley Taylor, CIRCUMSTANCES attaching to the country-wide operation of heavy 'specialist transport in the Republic of Ireland in the......

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE THE BELGIAN WAY
Page 60 from 25th July 1958A NTWERP port authorities claim that Belgian hauliers can give British operators a better tractor service than can be provided by hauliers in any......

Passing Comments
Page 30 from 2nd January 1959Finishing Holes With Steel Balls A MODERN method of sizing and finishing holes is known as ballizing. It is effected by pressing......

Denied that B.R.S. Rates Were High
Page 54 from 11th April 1958W HEN a representative of British Road Services g ave evidence to the East • Midland Licensin g Authority last week of declinin g agricultural......

Little Opposition to Normal User Change
Page 35 from 29th August 1958r-INLY the British Transport Commission objected at Manchester, on Tuesday, when J. W. Ray (Transport), ...id., Buxton, asked for the normal user......

FOD THE
Page 50 from 5th September 1958Latest Addition to Foden Range is the K-type Eight-wheeler, Notable for its Low Chassis Weight: Foden Two-stroke Oil Engines Uprated and New......

ADVAI\ DESIGN IN NEW GUYS
Page 54 from 15th August 1958E LEyE.N forward-control and three normal-control chassis comprise the new Guy Invincible range of heavy-duty goods vehicles announced today. To......

THIRTY-NINE STEPS from 5 cwt. to 25 tons
Page 83 from 2nd October 1959dts of 17 Months' Road Tests Analysed : .e Powerful Engines and Better Braking in Big Vehicles By The Technical Editor PARTICULARLY wide variety......

Too Muc Variety at Genev
Page 52 from 21st March 1958By G. Mackenzie Junner, M.I.Mech.E, E International Motor Show at Geneva is always p opular, and that which closes on Sunday is no exception to......