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10th September 1929
10th September 1929
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The Noise of Motor Vehicles.

Q UITE a number of prosecutions, following the recent Order penalizing motor vehicles which cause excessive noise either in...

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Modifications in

A Peugeot Light Model A WELL-TRIED type of vehicle of I. small capacity is the 5-cwt Peugeot; it has had several years service...

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ANEW POWER BRAKE

for Heavy Road Vehicles A NOTICEABLE feature in modern designs of brake gear for heavy and fast-moving road machines is that...

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A New Morris Parcels Van

I N addition to the l'ght van selling at 4165 and intended for loads of about 10 cwt., Morris Motors (1926), Ltd., of Coley,...

FILLING THE GREASE GUN

A MEANS for overcoming the difficulty of filling the grease guns used iii the lubrication of chassis parts of commercial motors...

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A SPECIAL-PURPOSE Battery-electric CHASSIS

C Caf PETITION nowadays. is so keen that it is necessary for all businesses to he run on the most efhcient lines in order tb...

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REMOTE CONTROL FOR BUS DOORS

The National-Pneumatic-Peters System of Remote and Automatic Control for Doors, which is on Exhibition at Yarmouth This Week....

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Security for Van-body Doors

T HE Fortway three-slam van-door Jock is a very neat fitment which should appeal to coaehbuilders handling bodywork for...

ILLUMINATING DRIVERS' HAND SIGNALS

A - HAND signal given by a driver is, generally speaking, almost invisible at night, and during the daylight hours it is not...

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TWO NEW PASSENGER CHASSIS

from an Old-established British Works First Descriptions of Two Dennis Low-loading Models Designed to Carry Coach or Bus...

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From 30-cwt. to 3 Tons A PPRECIATION is being shown

.t1daily of the merits of the principles of the rigid six-wheeler, judging by the number of chassis which is being converted to...

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PHASES OF PASSENGER TRAVEL

Notes on Every Aspect of Coach and Bus Development. TWO SUGGESTIONS FOR BUS OPERATORS. A Special Form of Ash-tray and an...

A LIVERPOOL LICENSING INQUIRY.

Delay in Dealing with Licensing Applications Results in a Dispute Between the Municipality and a Local Operating Concern....

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RESULTS OF BUS OPERATION IN PARIS.

The Returns for 1928 of the Working of Passenger-carrying Vehicles in the Frepch Capital. B Y the courtesy of M: L....

SAFETY OF BUS TRAVEL.

A New Newspaper Champions 'theCause of Bus Operators and Emphasizes the Safety of Journeys by Road. B TJS operators in the...

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OPINIONS and QUERIES The Editor invites correspondence on all subjects

connected with the use of commercial motors. Letters should be on one side of the paper only and, preferably, typewritten. The...

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Equipment for Handling Heavy Components

W HILST the garage cateringisolely for motorcars may be able to carry on satisfactorily without special tackle for• the...

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PLANNING PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION on Large Single deckers

A Discussion on the Merits of the Different Means for Obtaining Maximum Seating Capacity Commensurate with Comfort. T HE...

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A Combined Ambulance and Disinfecting Van

A NEW form of combined ambulance and disinfecting-van body has recently been .made to the order of the Leicestershire...

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THE LATEST GOODS CHASSIS For Loads of 21-tons

A New Bean Product of Simple Design and Robust Construction Which Has Been Tested Out for Several Months Before Being Put Into...

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PASSENGER VEHICLES

to be demonstrated AT A MUNICIPAL CONFERENCE The Passenger-vehicle Side of the Industry to be Well Represented at the Annual...

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ROAD TRANSPORT IN OTHER LANDS

Items of News Intended to Stimulate the Interest of British Makers in Overseas Markets. Visit of Trade Commissioner from...

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HYPOID GEARS

and their Production A Resume of Recently Published Patent Specifications. A COMPANY of Rochester, U.S.A., known as Gleason...