LTHOUGH the overloading which is going on at the present moment may be regarded with some misgivings, it will undoubtedly have...

Of more sidecar delivery vans. No rattle from rubber lamps. Of give and take roads and cut and thrust loads. Of vast...

Both the taxi-drivers had been chauffeurs before the war and great was the rivalry between them. " Now, I," said Jim, " used to...

"The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...

T HE QUESTION of rates loomed large at the annual meeting of the Birkenhead and District Motor Char-h-barics Association, which...

IN our last issue we intimated that the London General Omnibus Co., Ltd., had adopted the National Lens in the headlights of...

A Steam, Wagon Embodying Notable Improvements, Including More Powerful and Efficient Engine, Large Boiler, Feed-water Heater,...

The Elimination of Pinking and the Attainment of Lower Fuel Costs are Among Important Advantages Obtainable. K OHOL FUEL can...

Where a Fuel Tax Would Be Penal. M R. SIDNEY E. GARCKE, of the London and Provincial Omnibus Owners' Association, • was a...

T HE DEVELOPMENT of railcar transport has attracted considerable attention on the Continent since the armistice. It \vas the...

The Leyland-Carrimore Tractor-trailer Combination in Still Another Guise, and One which will Interest Those who Deal with...

Tyres—Their Life, the Cost of Maintaining Them and of Their Renewal. The Cost Expressed as a Weekly Oaf ay. HAVE, in three...

By 11. G. Burford, M.I.Mech.E., T HE STATEMENT made by Mr. Shrapnell-Smith at the recent luncheon of the Commercial. Motor...

Valuable Advice on Every Phase of Ford Transport, which will Appeal to the Owner, Driver, and Repairer. I N THIS NEW series of...

The Latest Doings and Developments in the Bus and Coach World. MORE TRAMCARS BEING DISPLACED. The Wolverhampton Authorities,...

A New Leyland Model which Provides Comfortable Seating Accommodation for 40 Passengers. S INCE the ,day's when the moterbes...

A Consideration of the Problem of Employing Transmitters on Vehicles. A Thirty-mile Range Probably the Maximum Attainable. A...

A New Tipping Lorry for the Tin Mines of Bolivia, Where the Atmospheric Pressure is 8.3 lb. per square inch. - V ROM ALL that...

Springs Self-adjusting to Load. The Editor, THE COMMERCIAL MOTOR. [2140] Sir.—We thank you for publishing our letter in your...

How to Get the Best Out of a Vehicle, to Secure Reliability and to Avoid Trouble. 363.—Removing Eccentric Bushes From Commer...

A Résumé of Recently Published Patents. T HERE HAVE always been two disadvantagestn connection with that type of...

Useful.Hints, which are Well Worth Perusal, by Our Driver and Mechanic Readers. j E HAVE occasionally paid tribute, in these...