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the motor coach owners, and has tended to weed out some of the weaklings who were attracted to the industry in the summer...
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The cuckoo. Of wobbles on cobbles. Of a Ford with a milk float. Of German wealth—saving the mark! Of a. Benz lorry in hiding...
London bus passengers will seldom state their exact destination. This conversation recently overheard is typical. Enter two...
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"2'he wheel oj wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...
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TT THE early part of 1906 the motorbus was making itself -felt as a serious rival to the underground railways, but it lacked...
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In .View of the Rapid Approach of the Motor Coach Season, this Article, on a Subject Vital to the Welfare of the Industry,...
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Increases in Price in 1921. Lorry Production in 1920. Final Drive Modifications._ A N" INTERESTING comparison between the...
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To he Opened at .Easter and Every Convenii °dation for 100 Vehicles ngers and Drivers. N 0 DOUBT the time is rapidly...
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I N CONNECTION' with our. description of the new BlaCkpool motor Coach station, the followin g letter is of importance :— • Si...
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Particnlarly Addressed to Those Who are Replacing Horsed Vehicles by Motors, or Contemplating So Doing. I SHOULD like to...
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Do Agents and Manufacturers Regard Their Relationship Seriously Enough ? The Writer Says that the Modern Tendency is in the...
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How the Sub-Continent is Seriously Handicapped Through the Want of Good Feeder Roads. " HE SUCCESS of fast road transpOrt...
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An Occasional Chat on Subjects and Problems of Interest to those Who are Engaged, or About to be Engaged, in Running Commercial...
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T HE DEOREE of noise made by vehicle or or engine when in motion is usually an indication of its mechanical • condition, and...
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The Latest Doings and Developments in the Bus and Coach World. Luggage Provision. Commer Car Coach Embodying New Features....
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The Necessity for the Totally Enclosed Cab in Winter. T HE PIT'CI-1. of perfection has practically been reached in ensuring...
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By R. T. Nicholson (Author of "The Book of the Ford "). T AKE a pride in the appearance of the van. Even if "its only an...
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I N the course of its manifold activities in the interest of local industries, the Nottingham Chamber: of Commerce has embarked...
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By "The Inspector." T HE PRINCIPAL manufacturers in the commereial vehicle industry are, of course, with no exception, members...
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Progress of the Agrimotor in the Western County. The Farmer's Shortcomings in Care and Maintenance, D URING the past month I...
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By Using Similar Axle Mountings and Coupling the Axles Diagonally Many Advantages are Offered. I N ORDER to ensure that a...
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The Editor invites correspondence on all subjects connected with the use of commercial motors. Letters should be on one side of...
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• TEN SHILLINGS is paid to the sender of any letter which we publish on this page, and an. EXTRA FIVE SHILLINGS to the sender o...
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A Resume of Recently Published Patents. Clayton and Co., Ltd., draw attention, under specification No. 156924, to a minor...