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Page 95
term we include both the operators and builders of road motors—whilst not as yet so large as that concerned with the carriage...
Page 96
O NE of the experts connected with the production of Firestone tyres has mentioned in a technical paper that every inch...
Page 98
by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the roughness of the roads over which it...
Page 100
Wallasey Corporation is preparing a scheme for a change-over from tramways to motorbuses or trolley-buses, within the next five...
Page 101
Dennis Bros., Ltd., is to SuPPIY 'Yortli Corporation with an ambulance costing £555. The fire-brigade committee of BOLTON...
Page 102
TT is difficult to conceive any good reason why, with the same type of vehicle, an extra weight of three tons for the carrying...
Page 104
When Driver and Conductor were a Law unto Themselves. The High Status of the "Regular" By WALTER GROVES, Editor, The Motor....
Page 106
ENGINE DESIGN The First Instalment of an Article Revealing the Manner in Which Experience of Shortcomings of Past Types is...
Page 108
I N most up-to-date passenger - vehicle garages high-pressure washing plant is essential if efficiency and economy are to be...
Page 109
LUGGAGE DISPOSAL on Saloon Vehicles T "problem of constructing a pa ssenger-carrying * body is not so complicated if seats...
Page 111
RELIANCE ON TRANSPOR1 Y ROAD ITIHE amenities of the modern social fabric are almost entirely dependent upon good and cheap...
Page 112
CHASSIS D ET A I L DESIGN Features of Modern Passenger-vehicle Construction Which Give Improved Performance at Reduced Cost...
Page 114
THE S SE VATION SALOON COACH D URING recent years the motor coach has made rapid strides in popularity, particularly as a...
Page 116
• US-BODY UILDING Notes Upon the Main Factors in the Design of the Up-to-date Service-bus Body T HE average bus body is of...
Page 118
GE ANSP RT INDUST 1°: THE POSITION AND P OSPECTS W E have begun to think nationally on the subject of passenger transport....
Page 122
A I.THOUGH steam road coaches Cl. were, for a brief period, 100 years ago, running in this country, and despite the fact that...
Page 127
(Portraits of the officials referred to below are published on pages 971 and 972.) Mr. B. P. Turner, M.I.A.E., the chief...
Page 128
DOUBLE-DECK Bus A New Four-wheeled 49-seater Vehicle, Having Special Rapidloading Facilities and an Emergency Exit for the...
Page 130
By EDWARD S. SHRAPNELL - SMITH, C.B.E. T HE future of the Road Traffic Bill itself remains somewhat "in the lap of the gods,"...
Page 133
A Commentary Upon the Remarkable Manner in Which Research Work is Aiding the Improve. ment of the Modem Passenger Vehicle TT...
Page 134
I N the past vibration has been regarded merely as a destructive force serving no good purpose. Now Tecalemit, Ltd., Mitre...
Page 135
T HE tendency of heavy-vehicle users consistently to load their transport media beyond their rated capacity is one to which we...
Page 136
THE HEAVY-OIL ENGINE rilHERE are nowadays very few com mercial enterprises which are so profitable that the question of...
Page 138
O NE of the most important branches of the work of a large oil company is research into the qualifications of various classes...
Page 142
T HERE is a tremendous market overseas for British road passengervehicles, yet it cannot be denied that there exists amongst...
Page 144
W HAT a relief it must be to op erators, municipal authorities and manufacturers — even t o the Government itself —that the...
Page 145
that of the atmosphere can give a remarkable degree of insulation from shock, and, provided the container in which it is housed...
Page 146
R DECENTLY a well-known motorcoach proprietor paid a visit to Vnited States of America to study transport conditions in that...
Page 148
As an Essential for Long distance Operation W HAT a lot of regular long-distance coach services there are of the type that...
Page 149
Notes on Some Woods which, by Reason of their Inherent Properties, are Admirably Suitable for Promoting Decorative Effects on...
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The Road Traffic Bill. The Latest French Tariff Bills. The McKenna Duties. L AST Tuesday the Rouse of Lords gave a third...
Page 152
as the Sole Public-transport Medium IN IPSWICH
the Transport of Over Eleven Million Passengers Per Annum at a Profit I N 1923 began the displacement of the trams in Ipswich...
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Brief Descriptions of Types of Ventilator which are on the Market ASSENGER-VEIIICLE operators ,E cannot fail to realize the...