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W HEN OUR designers become content to rest on their laurels, in the belief that they have achieved ati ;that can be done in the...
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Echoes of Xmas cheer. Few cheers for 1924. That many would have leaped it. That nothing has no smell. Of more trainless...
"There's nothing new under the sun," said the gloomy driver. " Oh, bosh " replied the conductor, cheerily, " We've never had a...
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The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all diOcieltits of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...
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T HE CROSS-RIVER communications of the Merseyside continue to engage attention, and the manager of the Seacombe Ferries,...
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The Difficulties Experienced in the Control of the Haulage Business in the Past Year and the Hopes for the Year to Come. Bg C....
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The Growth of One of , the Newest Fleets of Paris Taxicabs has Been so Great as to Necessitate the Erection of Special Housing...
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M ANY efforts have been made to produce a satisfactory device for accurately recording the running of a motor vehicle, and one...
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Some Reminiscences of the Difficulties of the Early Days of the Commercial Vehicle Movement. By Henry Siurmey. T OOKING back...
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O NE OF the most distinguishing features of present-day industrialism is the cffort to secure invigorating, healthy and...
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Interchangeability of Parts a Marked Feature of the Three Models, Which are Built to Carry Loads of Three Tons, Four Tons and...
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An American Company's Idea for Popularizing a Range of Products for the Workshop. • -tl A LTHOUGH most prominent British...
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Valuable Advice on Every Phase of Ford Transport, Which Will Appeal to the Owner, Driver and Repairer, / N THIS series of...
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The Advantages of the Thermostat and Its Effects Upon Cylinder Wear and Petrol Consumption. T "' question of .controlling the...
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• New Device Which Can Readily be Fitted to Existing Vehicles. MI SPECIALLY in traffic, the labour involved in continually...
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The Latest Doings and Developments in the Bus and Coach World. CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE OFF-SEASON. Now is the Time to Overhaul...
A Group of Small Vehicles which are being Operated from a Popular East Coast Resort. T HE Claeton and District Motor Service,...
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How a Company of Bus Proprietors Have Been Affected by the Policy of a Welsh Municipal Authority. S WslE TIME ago the Merthyr...
A N interesting test of the hanling powers of a Fordson tractor was recently carried out on Sedgley Bank, which has a gradient...
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The Part Played by Motor Vehicles of all Types and Sizes in the Distribution of the Many Good Things which Constitute the...
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How to Get the Best Out of a Vehicle, to Secure Reliability and to Avoid Trouble, $87.—Removing the Clutch Springs On the...
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Some Interesting Contributions from Our Driver and Mechanic Readers. MHE hint we have received from ' NW.," of Eastbourne,...
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A Resume of Recently Published Patent Specifications. A NY invention which bears the name F. H. Royce is always of interest....