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Journals Transport Topics. National Newspaper of the Motor Freight Carriers; Published weekly at 1616 “P” St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. Organ of the American Trucking Associations, Inc. Editor: J. Paul Wilson. (No volume numbers, No. 1647 is 6 March, 1967.) Price: Within the United States $13.00 per year, elsewhere $17.00 per year. Contains news articles on the U.S. trucking industry, including technical, judicial and administrative questions. Trajic Quarterly. An Independent Journal for Better Traffic. Published and distributed free by the Eno Foundation for Highway Traffic Control, Inc., Saugatuck, Connecticut, 06880. Editor-in-Chief: Wilbur S. Smith. Established in 1936 by the Eno Foundation, endowed by William P. Eno. Contains technical and popular articles (especially surveys of U.S. and foreign cities) on road traffic, transportation and urban development. City and Suburban Travel. Published monthly by the Transit Research Foundation of Los Angeles, Box 3542 Terminal Annex, Los Angeles, California 90054. [There are no volume numbers, the individual issues being numbered duodecimally (e.g. No. 90 is May 1966, No. 99 is February 1967, No. 9X is March 1967, No. 9E is April 1967) so that the first digit is essentially the volume. The first few issues in 1955 and 1956 are numbered irregularly.] Editor: W. H. T. Holden. Twelve-page duplicated format. Price: $3.00 per year or $0.30 per issue. News and technical papers on the construction and operation of transit systems. Europa Verkehr. Published quarterly by Otto Elsner Verlagsgesellschaft, Schofferstrasse 15, Darmstadt, Germany. Began publication in 1953 with volume numbers corresponding to calendar years, so that Vol. 15 will be issued during 1967. Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Gerhard Sommer, Ministerialrat a.D., 7846 Schliengen ii. Mtillheim (Baden), Germany. Yearly subscription: D.M.20. Articles on recent developments in communication and transportation throughout Europe. News of transportation industry and conferences. Statistical data, book reviews, lists of forthcoming meetings. Resumes in French, English, Italian, Spanish, Swedish and Russian. Revue G&u+ale des Routes et des Akrodromes.
Editorial and Publication Offices: 3 Rue Editor: Jacques Thomas. (Until May 1964 the title was Revue G&kale des Routes et de la Circulation RoutiSre.) Eleven issues per yearly volume (monthly with July-August combined). Began publication in 1926, with the current (1967) volume being No. 36. Individual issues numbered serially, with July 1967 being No. 412. Price in France: 15 francs per issue or 92 francs per volume; elsewhere 16 francs per issue or 125 francs per volume. Contains technical papers and popular articles in French on transporation developments throughout the world.
Alfred-Roll,
Paris 17, France.
The Institute of Transport Journal. Published by the Institute of Transport, 80 Portland Place, London WI, England. Purpose : “To promote, encourage and coordinate study and advancement of the science and art of transport in all its branches”. Beginning publication in 1919, there are currently 12 numbers to a volume spread over 3 years. Price: 5s. 6d. ($0.77). Contains news of the sponsoring institute as well as technical papers dealing with transportation and especially economic and legal questions involving transportation. News of judicial decisions regarding transportation.
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Journals Transport Topics. National Newspaper of the Motor Freight Carriers; Published weekly at 1616 “P” St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. Organ of the American Trucking Associations, Inc. Editor: J. Paul Wilson. (No volume numbers, No. 1647 is 6 March, 1967.) Price: Within the United States $13.00 per year, elsewhere $17.00 per year. Contains news articles on the U.S. trucking industry, including technical, judicial and administrative questions. Trajic Quarterly. An Independent Journal for Better Traffic. Published and distributed free by the Eno Foundation for Highway Traffic Control, Inc., Saugatuck, Connecticut, 06880. Editor-in-Chief: Wilbur S. Smith. Established in 1936 by the Eno Foundation, endowed by William P. Eno. Contains technical and popular articles (especially surveys of U.S. and foreign cities) on road traffic, transportation and urban development. City and Suburban Travel. Published monthly by the Transit Research Foundation of Los Angeles, Box 3542 Terminal Annex, Los Angeles, California 90054. [There are no volume numbers, the individual issues being numbered duodecimally (e.g. No. 90 is May 1966, No. 99 is February 1967, No. 9X is March 1967, No. 9E is April 1967) so that the first digit is essentially the volume. The first few issues in 1955 and 1956 are numbered irregularly.] Editor: W. H. T. Holden. Twelve-page duplicated format. Price: $3.00 per year or $0.30 per issue. News and technical papers on the construction and operation of transit systems. Europa Verkehr. Published quarterly by Otto Elsner Verlagsgesellschaft, Schofferstrasse 15, Darmstadt, Germany. Began publication in 1953 with volume numbers corresponding to calendar years, so that Vol. 15 will be issued during 1967. Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Gerhard Sommer, Ministerialrat a.D., 7846 Schliengen ii. Mtillheim (Baden), Germany. Yearly subscription: D.M.20. Articles on recent developments in communication and transportation throughout Europe. News of transportation industry and conferences. Statistical data, book reviews, lists of forthcoming meetings. Resumes in French, English, Italian, Spanish, Swedish and Russian. Revue G&u+ale des Routes et des Akrodromes.
Editorial and Publication Offices: 3 Rue Editor: Jacques Thomas. (Until May 1964 the title was Revue G&kale des Routes et de la Circulation RoutiSre.) Eleven issues per yearly volume (monthly with July-August combined). Began publication in 1926, with the current (1967) volume being No. 36. Individual issues numbered serially, with July 1967 being No. 412. Price in France: 15 francs per issue or 92 francs per volume; elsewhere 16 francs per issue or 125 francs per volume. Contains technical papers and popular articles in French on transporation developments throughout the world.
Alfred-Roll,
Paris 17, France.
The Institute of Transport Journal. Published by the Institute of Transport, 80 Portland Place, London WI, England. Purpose : “To promote, encourage and coordinate study and advancement of the science and art of transport in all its branches”. Beginning publication in 1919, there are currently 12 numbers to a volume spread over 3 years. Price: 5s. 6d. ($0.77). Contains news of the sponsoring institute as well as technical papers dealing with transportation and especially economic and legal questions involving transportation. News of judicial decisions regarding transportation.