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progress taken place than in that concerned with the transport of passengers by road, and nothing else has conferred ,greater...
Page 92
U NTIL now the use of compressed air for auxiliary power requirements in the transport industry has been more common on trains...
Page 93
the intensely cold Weather experienced last week a number of London motorbus drivers was go badly chilled that they had to be...
Some very hot comments upon frozen roads. Of some new Ford trucks with bevel-gear axles. That Dundalk has 16,000 inhabitants...
Page 94
"The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...
Page 96
'WALSALL Corporation has accepted the tender of Mr. W. V. - Weston for the supPly of a Beau lorry. NEweonr (I.O.W.)...
Page 97
IN PARLIAMENT. How Road Transport Has Been Affected by the Bills and Orders Which Have Been Passed. D URING the past year, as...
Page 100
More Powerful Engines with Magneto Ignition, Better Brakes and a" Sprung" Front Axle—The Most Prominent Features Both of the...
Page 101
:Londonderry_ .Corporation has .1. decided to lease ; th e municipal bus undertaki ng tee H. M. Catherwood, Lo.,. on e of t he...
Page 102
1 - 11.11tING the past decade ever.1.linci - easing attention has been paid in all industries to the physical and mental...
Page 104
In Country Areas Many Passengers Have Bulky Packages to Carry—This Article Suggests Simple Methods of Dealing with this...
Page 106
How a Simplified Arrangement has Enabled Efficiency to be Improved. I T is particularly interesting to study the striking...
Page 107
Maintained. The Methods Adopted by Manufacturers to Enhance the General Refinement and Smoothness of Operation of their...
Page 110
ORGANIZATION. /7111.11 wisdom of establishing tbe headquarters of a transport organization the. centre of its sphere of...
Page 112
p NETTMATIO operation for the fourwheel brakes and the two doors is but one feature of a recent demonstration bus completed to...
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for Buses and Coaches. D URING the past few months great interest has been shown in free-wheel devices for use on private cars...
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IN THE HISTO Y OF PASSENGER TRANSPORT PICTORIALLY PORT is: AYED. MHERE can be no better way of emphasizing the 1 many...
Page 118
FINISH OF PASSENGER -VEHICLE BODIES. A Tthe present time a most important aspect of the passenger vehicle, from the general...
Page 120
IMPROVEMENTS IN CHASSIS DETAIL. Minor Features and Points in Design and Construction which Have Assisted in the Development of...
Page 122
EHICLE P 1 1 OGRESS D Ems 'PITE the immense improvements which have been made in the design of the modern types of passenger...
Page 127
Safety and Comfort the Chief Considerations in the Use and Arrangement of Detail Furnishings. MHE keynotes of the equipment...
Page 128
A Brief Summary of the Constructional Details of the Modern Motor Coach and Motorbus. ENEATH the painted panels of the bus and...
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OPERATING COMPANIES. ' Mr. Sidney E. Garcke, M.I.M.E., M.Inst.T., is a member of the council of the British Electrical...
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Some Features which have Popularized All-weather Equipment, and a Brief Review of the Different Interesting Forms which are...
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OUR Tables of Operating Costs are • all calculated to show total costs and charges per mile or per week, as the case may be ;...
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The Jarrow and South Shields Trace tion Co. is seeking powers te . abandon the tramways and to run motorbuses. . * Mansfield...
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HOW Progress in Brake Design has Increased the Safety of all Types of Passenger-carrying Vehicle. C OMPAlelSONS are odious,...
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A Brief but Critical Examination Bearing Upon the Possibility of its Use by Road Motor Vehicles Under their Own Power. By...
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BODY COMFORT. Some Suggestions for Attention to Details in Body Design, Ventilation and Heating, and Considerations on the...
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of a TROLLEY-BUS FLEET. Trams Were Abolished. T HE bold step of dispensing with one form of transport in favour of another...
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How This is Facilitated by Providing the Most Suitable Appliances in the Shape of Garage Equipment. Tr HE motor-coaching...
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Satisfactory Progress Continues. The twenty-fifth ordinary general meeting of Tilling and British Automobile Traction, Ltd.,...