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14th October 1930
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Heavy-oil-engine Progress

rr HE present stage of development of the - I heavy-oil engine is one of exceptional interest. On the one hand we have the...

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LOOSE LEAVES T HE whole world is grieving at the calamity

which has overwhelmed its biggest airship and at the loss of those gallant pioneers, several of whom, including Lord Thomson,...

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ONE HEARS

That some service is too much on the surface. That high power-to-weight ratio can save fuel. Everyone talking about the Road...

HERE'S ONE.

Mactavish had lost his somewhat decrepit van which, unfortunately, had not been insured against theft. A few days later he...

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WHEELS of INDUSTRY

" 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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Municipal Purchases and Proposals

Wrrnissi Urban District Council is considering the purchase of a motor fireengine. The pleasure-grounds committee of...

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Exclusive Test of the New Daimler Transmission

I N our issue dated October 7th we described the new Daimler transmission system, consisting of the Fluid Flywheel and...

ITEMS OF NEWS IN A FEW LINES

The finance committee of Nuneaton Borough Council is to consider the question of the municipality operating its own bus...

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The FRONT of the PASSENGER VEHICLE

the Importance of Pleasing Design T HERE is much variation in the aspect of the front of the coach and motorbus, owing to (I)...

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THE COMMER

PROGRAMME Chassis Modifications • and Price Revisions D URING the year which has elapsed since the Commercial Motor Show,...

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rhe Position of Passenger Vehicles

Under the Road Traffic Act, 1930 Our Legal Adviser Continues His New Series of Articles Which Clearly Outline the Working of...

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A Goods Attachment for Two-seater Cars

A SIMPLE means for rendering two-seater private cars suitable for business use has lately been introduced by Allan Taylor and...

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MOTORS fol

MARKETING MEDICAL ) RODUCTS O N the 23rd of this month that well-known concern, United Chemists Association, Ltd.; of Ucal...

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An Ingenious

New Semi-trailer A Design Which Permits Rapid Separation or Re-connection of the Tractor and Semi trailer by the Unaided...

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THE MAINTENANCE

and TUNING of AMAL CARBURETTERS B EFORE giving any detail of the working of the Amal carburetter a few general facts should...

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Removing Gas from Sewers and Underground Pipes

R EFERENCE was recently made m )these columns to the variety of purposes for which electrical industrial trucks are now being...

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HIGHWAY TRANSPORT:

Its Co-relation and Co-ordination With Other Forms Points from the British Report Presented Before the Sixth Road Congress of...

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Phases of Passenger Travel GUILDFORD TACKLES THE BUS-TRAFFIC PROBLEM.

A Sub-committee, after Examining Arrangements in Windsor and Maidstone, Suggests the Provision of a Station. A SUB-COMMITTEE...

A NEW SOURCE OF COMPETITION FOR COACHES.

Preliminary Details of a Scheme of Long-distance Operation Evolved by Manchester Taxi Drivers. flOACHOWNERS in Manchester k...

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PETROL-ELECTRICS FOR THE ISLE OF MAN.

Douglas Corporation's Purchase of T.S. Electric transmission 34-Seater Buses. A CCOMPANYING this brief article is an...

MUNICIPAL BUS PROGRESS AT ROCHDALE.

How the Present System has Evolved from a Tramway Organization Commenced in 1902. R 0 CHDALE CORPORATION opened its first...

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BRADFORD'S TRIPLE SYSTEM OF TRANSPORT.

The Result of the Past Year's Working of the Municipal Trolley-buses, Motorbuses and Tramcars. O NE of the oldest trolley-bus...

DENNIS BUSES FOR WEST AFRICA.

Features of a Fleet of Vehicles which are Governed to a Maximum Speed of 15 m.p.h. T O the principal port of the Gold...

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OPINIONS and QUERIES Safer Braking for the Articulated Vehicle.

The Editor, Tat COMMERCIAL MOTOR. [32181 Sir,—With reference to the regulations of 1929 for the construction of articulated...

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Mobile Wireless Stations

A TRIO of interesting vehicles has recently been commissioned for a special formof service in Egypt. In reality the machines...

SIR HERBERT AUSTIN ON THE TREND OF DESIGN

• EFORE*being called upon to read Ma/ his_ ;presidential address, entitled "The Future Trend of Automobile Design," before the...

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Massive Construction in a New 10-1 2-ton Trailer

C ONSIDERABLE activity prevails in the works of the Harrow Industrial Co., Ltd., Green Lane Works, Stanley Road, South Harrow,...

Petrol-price Reductions and Our Tables of Costs

W HEN our Tables of Operating Costs are revised, as they are each year, the corrections made are necessary in order to...

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Sign Publicity by Mobile Showroom

A New T.S. Express Van that was Originally a Coach T HE success that attends the use of mobile showrooms is clearly...

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Problems of

THE HAULIER AND CARRIER J' AVING got this haulier friend on the run, so to speak (I am referring to the man Who was carting...

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Solving Valve-seat Problems

MO-DAY the use of inserted valve seats is markedly on the increase, both as regards new engines andfor reconditioning work. In...

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Reducing

• GEAR NoISES A Resume of Some Recently Published Patent Specifications A 1%7 interesting invention is described in patent...