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THERE is in all movements a time for every A ' thing, and the present, in commercial motoring, 15 unquestionably a time for...
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Too much of many motorcycles. Much of the sprag on the Continent. Of pleas for abolishing theatre queues. "What about...
The river-valley bus was splashing along its fast disappearing route. " Gettin' a bit deep, ain't it? " said the .driver ....
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t. The wheels of wealth Will be slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...
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The Arguments Placed before Members of the Staff of the Great Western Railway Concerning Road Transport and its Relation to...
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• First Particulars of a New Type of Trailer, Especially Designed for Refuse Collection, which is Low-loading and...
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Of Historical and Technical Interest, a Paper Read Before the Institution of Automobile Engineers Shows that the Sleeve-valve...
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' T HE requirements of the ave . .- baker and confectioner iii the matter of transport units call for the use of a speedy...
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Further Uses for Commercial Vehicles Being Considered. O NE of the objects of co-operative societies through‘...lout the...
The Product of a Company who are Increasing Their Works Output to Meet the Growing Demand for Municipal Vehicles and...
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, By Ulsterman. A STRONG deputation, representing the Ulster Division of the M.T.A., the Commercial Motor Users' Association,...
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How Country Hitherto Inaccessible to ti Coach Services in ; Being Opened Up by the Expansion of nisia and Morocco. M UCH as...
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T HE 6-7-ton Fowler steam wagon depicted in the illustrations on this page is to be seen undergoing a test in Pietermaritzburg,...
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A Review of Sales Prospects in One of the Central American Republics in which Motor Vehicles are Finding an Increasing Use. L...
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The Attitude of the Farmer Towards Machinery Sections at Local Agricultural and Other Shows. The Position as Viewed by Our...
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Ill-success Having Followed the Attempt to Build Motor Vehicles on the Spot, the Co-operative Societies and Trusts, as well as...
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Unavoidable Delays and the Need, in Order to Cover Them, for Increasing the Charges to Customers. C HARGING on a basis of so...
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The Latest Doings and Developments in the Bus and Coach World. ABANDONING AN ENTIRE TRAMWAY SYSTEM, An Enterprising Step by...
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The Municipal Authorities Receive Numerous Applications for Permission to Institute Services, THD year 1926 will witness...
T HE illustration which is to be found at the foot of this page depicts a saloon bus of smart appearance which, with two others...
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The Editor isruites correspondence on all subjects connected with the use of commercial motors: Letters should be on one side...
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How to Get the Best out of a Vehicle, to Secure Reliability and to Avoid Trouble. 664.—An Improvement to the Clutch Shaft of...
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Some Suggestions from Our Driver and Mechanic Readers. B ROKEN studs frequently necessitate drilling out the end left in and,...
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A Résumé of Recently Published Patent Specifications. brakes which are operated by means of fluid pressure acting on a piston...