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ONSIDERING the great responsibility which rests upon the driver of a coach or bus, both from the point of view of the safety of...
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Victoria and asked the driver to convey us to an lintel in Bayswater. somewhat to our consternation the driver remarked that he...
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"The wheel's of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage Is hy the...
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CHORD= Corporation has decided to purchase a motor lorry for the gas department. The LONDON County Council has accepted the...
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Items of News Intended to Stimulate the Interest of British Makers in Overseas Markets. British Fire-engines in New South...
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Automobile Co., of Brussels, Belgium, had just completed a special six-wheeled motor coach for service in the Syrian Desert...
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How, by a Simple Device, the Radiator can be Kept Constantly Filled with Water from a Reserve Tank. W HILST the average...
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Increased Maintenance Grants for Classified Roads. Regulations Regarding Petrol Pumps. Road Surface Experiments. Opposition to...
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TOLD THEM OF IT! TN our issue dated January 8th we dealt with 'fragments of conversation from an imaginary club of maintenance...
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A £200,000 PUBLIC COMPANY TO BE FORMED. I N our issue dated November 27th iast we had an opportunity for outlining the...
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11 Particulars of an Entirely New Sixinder-engined 26-seater Bus and Coach assis Produced by A. J. Stevens and Co. (1914),...
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of the SALOON BODY. From this Article it will be Gathered That There are Many Designs for the Back of a Passenger Vehicle...
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A New Model with Semi-forward Control. T HE accompanying two illustrations are of a new 2i-ton Shefflex chassis, which, as...
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Capacities Increased by 20 per cent. Pinal-drive Gears Raised and Driver's Comfort Bettered. I N accordance with the modern...
.tiA X anti-dazzle device, which is the result of investigations along a new line in connection with the subject of the...
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The Editor invites correspondence on all subject" connected with the use of commercial motors. Letters should be on one side of...
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The Latest Doings and Developments in the Bus and Coach World. AN ESTABLISHED BUS COMPANY'S PROGRESS. Details of the...
Some Notes on the Situation and Details of an American Steam Vehicle Recently Completed. MHE bus propelled by steam is DO...
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Experiments being Conducted by the London General Omnibus Co., Ltd., with a New Device of which we Give Brief Details. I T has...
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has been brought to our notice by the Non-Equipment Ticket Cancelling Syndicate, 24, Pepper Street, 'Chester. Sample packets of...
The fines imposed on motorists in the Metropolitan area during the latter half of 1928 amounted to £23,496. * • Wemyss...
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at the PARIS SHOW. Remarkably Interesting Exhibits of Specialized Machines, Many Suited to Road Use. T IIE eighth annual...
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W TE have on more than one occasion described the jack V V handled by the Whiteman Smith Motor Co., Ltd., in which guide rails...
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Various Methods of Tendering for Work, with Examples of Their Application. I N my article for last week I referred to a method...
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I N our issue of November 6th we published a letter by a correspondent, " C.T.Y.," in the page which is devoted to the...
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Interesting Contributions from Maintenance Engineers, Drivers and Mechanics. Turning Cardan-shaft Trunnions. W E have...
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A Résumé of Recently Published Patent Specifications. r - FIEE use of rubber under pressure for bushes in parts .1 where a...