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Page 83
Industry. 1HIS special issue of The Commercial Motor is devised in order to bring home to readers a e journal the undoubted...
Page 85
Some most distressful gears. But cannot always vouch. Of Manchester men looking cheerier. That a. dumb-iron is also bad for a...
Up North people do not waste words. Here is the dialogue of a visit by a haulier to a commercial vehicle agent in search of...
Page 86
The Paris Heavy 7 vehicle Salon. Considerable uncertainty exists with regard to this year's Paris Commercial Vehicle Show....
Page 91
The Birth and Growth of an Important Municipal Passenger Service. By C. Owen Silvers, A.NLI.E.K, M.Inst.T., General Manager...
Page 94
A Few Examples of All-the-year-round Daily Services Between the Metropolis and Certain Important Centres. A DEVELOPMENT in...
Page 95
NUITE a lot of matter regarding jpetrol piper., and their Weaknesses lies peered recently in this journal. Any ults in the...
Page 96
The Standard of Comfort Called for is that Already Provided on Main-line Railway Trains. T HE use of the bus, or saloon coach,...
Page 98
HASS'S OF 1927. -vv E INCLUDED in our issue of last year devoted to passenger travel an article concerning tendencies in the...
Page 101
C rIATTING recently with a designer who has had many years' -experience with power units having six cylinders, we were much...
Page 102
Brief Details of the Chassis which are Suited for Bus or Coach Work. tyres (the letter S denoting solids and the letter P...
Page 104
The Growth of the Midland " Red " Motor Services, With Some Reference to the Type of Vehicle Called for by the Special Work...
Page 107
The Development and Progress of the Means for Introducing an Air Cushion Between Road and Vehicle. O NE of the most noticeable...
Page 108
The Finest Cab Service in the World and the Wonderful New Garages That House It. A FTER the extraordinary, pro-tigress made...
Page 110
The Progress That Has Been Made in the Design of Country Carriers' Vehicles and the Effect Thereof on Country Life. 'MOT many...
Page 112
A Well-appointed 10-seater Vehicle Built for Continental Motorways, Ltd., and Intended for High-class Touring Service. W E...
Page 113
Rapid Growth in the Use of the Road Passenger Vehicle in the Past Five Years. Better Roads Will Aid Development of the...
Page 114
A Treatment in Non-technical Terms of a Subject of Great Importance to All Users. T "question whether a certain type of...
Page 117
"DASSENGERCARRYING under.E takings hi the North of England are making considerable preparations still further to increase their...
Page 119
A Development Which, But a Few Years Ago, Would Have Seemed Fantastic, But is To-day Providing a High Standard of Travel...
Page 120
Four New A.D.C. Chassis for Fast Passenger Work. Bringing in the Sleeve-valve Engine. rplIE new group of passenger chassis 1...
Page 122
The Scope for this Type of Chassis. Present and Future Progress. Pointers on Design. T J ONG before a single example of . the...
Page 126
T HERE is a great-deal of difference between the performance demanded from a sparking plug used in the engine of a commercial...
Page 127
Six Hundred Vehicles Now Operating Over Nearly 2,000 Miles of Routes. 30SITIVELY and unequivocally _ definite as have been the...
Page 130
Some Interesting Details of the Practice and System of Working of the Berlin General Bus Co. A LTHOUGH it is quite possible...
Page 132
T HERE has been a good deal of controversy regarding the various methods of securing emergency exits so that there is little or...
Page 133
The Pros and Cons of the Omnibus for Use in and around Large Cities. An Instance where the Tramcar Costs Less to Operate than...
Page 135
A New Device for Extracting Vitiated Air and Admitting Fresh Air. 1HE question of bus ventilation is one which has been...
Page 136
A Special Design of Covered-top Double-deck Bus with a Comparatively Low Overall Height. A LTHOUGH it is only of recent months...
Page 137
'N our issue of last week we referred very briefly to the . new McCurd chassis, made by the McCurd Lorry Manucturing Co., Ltd....
Page 138
The Reasons for Spring Bouncing and How this Undesirable Disability Can be Overcome. Details of the Commercial Model Houdaille...
Page 139
, Brief Description of a Type of Vehicle which the Nottingham Corporation is Using on a Route Running Out of the City. OST of...
Page 141
A Safe Chassis Only is Not Sufficient. The Need for Good Emergency Exits and Power-operated Doors. Details of an Interesting...
Page 143
Useful Contributions from Our Driver and Mechanic Readers. Two Getting-home Tips. k BROKEN water pipe is not a common...
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A Resum of Recently Published Patent Specifications. I N the specification of N. V. Hollandsche Ijzerhandel, of Amsterdam, No....