D OES THE. WAR CABINET realise the urgency of the transport situation of the country? It has placed such an embargo on the use...

By Lord Headley. W E CAN AFFORD to let well alone so long as it remains well and is making for improvement, but the moment it...

Some Aspects of the Use of the Removable Body and the Advantages that May Accrue. By "The Inspector." M ANY OF ITS who are...

T HE PRACTIbE which has been established by Ministers and heads of departments, since the , war commenced, of calling together...

"The wheel of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points a2 - ising, as a carriage is by the...

A Notable Invention Which Indicates a New DevelOpment in the Motoring Industry. I N AN EDITORIAL articleo few weeks ago, we...

M ANY BUSY MINDS have been at work on the problem of how to make the fullest possible use of the power unit of a motor lorry,...

No. 4.—Regulation of Power—Pump and Injector Merits—Steering and Brake Control—Lubrication Hints. Dealing with the regulation...

Recent Improvements, Hints and Wrinkles. Compressed Gas Fit-out. In our last issue we drew attention to the compressed gas...

A Convincing Reply to -a Frequent Criticism. T O ANY PERSON who has had experience of the various sections on the different...

Deep 'v. Shallow Ploughing—A Horace Greeley Reminiscence—The Ferguson Plough—Building the Plough for the Agrimotor—Some...

Official Findings on .the October Demonstration—" Extraordinary Progress "Some Important Recommendations. A T A MEETING OF the...

An Expert Comment. The Editor, THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR. [1567] Sir,---We must admit that the article headed " Why Not...

A PRIZE OF TEN SHILLINGS is awarded each week to The sender of the best late?' which we publish, on this page; all others are...

A -Bluemel Sparking Plug. Of types of sparking plugs there would seent to be enough and to spare,' yet scarcely a week passes...