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Continental guide
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The Royal Automobile Club Continental Handbook and Guide to Western Europe has long since widened its value well beyond the private tourist field, It is a valuable handbook for coach tour operators arid drivers, and
is now used also by international haulage operators, both for planing and for on-the-road advice.
The 1970 edition, just published, is a fat 776 pages, and includes a mileage distance chart, metric conversion tables, international road signs and a detailed map of Paris as well as maps and town plans and lists of hotel accommodation for 18 countries.
Of particular value to transport operators is a new 40-page Atlas, The book costs 15s for RAC members, 25s for non-members, plus 2s postage, from any RAC office or it is obtainable through leading booksellers.