Attitude of road-transport industry; impartial investigation essential before bills are allowed to proceed; discussion of railway companies' applications for general road transport powers by E. S. Shrapnell-Smith and H. D. Dickinson; conditions laid down to prevent flooding of highways with excess and duplicate vehicles; existing hauliers should be offered road work by railways, instead of steps taken to wipe them out; traders' interests; traffic rates.
Railways and the roads
Motor Transport
Motor Transport ; 46 , n 1193
1928
Article (Journal)
English
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