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Special Features of This Issue

6th April 1934, Page 36
6th April 1934
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We include a résumé of the Road Traffic Bill. Page 262.

The use of gyroplanes can solve the air-service terminal

delay problem. Page 263.

Valuable information is given on calculations of air-transport

rates and fares. Page 264.

First details are included of the new Crossley four-cylindered

oil engine of 3.62-litre capacity. Page 258.

. Delivery vans combining utility and attractivoless are des

cribed by our coachbuilding expert. Page 260. London-Scotland air-trciffic prospects are discussed. Page 268.

Our road test concerns the James Handyvan 8-cwt. three wheeler. Page 278.

Features of the Auto 642 16-passenger monoplane are de scribed in detail. Page 266.

A haulage expert shows how commercial development is

_neglected by the industry. Page 272.

Further reference is made to the Armstrong-Saurer Samson rigid-frame eight-wheeler. Page 274.

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