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Page 91
W ITH each Succeeding special issue of The • Commercial Motor dealing with passenger vehicles, the feeling is engendered in the...
Page 92
THERE will be some deep delving into pockets when _L the Railway Bills come before Parliament. Neither side will get out of it...
Page 93
Of E. S. S.-S. as a prophet not without honour. How women passengers appreciate the rear-view mirror. That every dog has its...
Page 94
The wheels of wealth will be slowed by all difficulties of transport at whatever points arising, as a carriage is by the...
Page 98
The LONDON County Council has purahased a Bean 30-cwt lorry for the tire brigade. LtEEDS Corporation has empowered its health...
Page 100
A Short Summary of Growth during 1927. The Tendency towards Amalgamation, but More "One-Man" Businesses than Ever. Some Highly...
Page 102
Unorthodox Methods are Here Suggested to Reduce the Space Occupied by the Power Unit. T HE smoothness and general desirability...
Page 105
A New Pumping Plant Which Gives a Feed of Water for Vehicle Washing at a Nozzle Pressure of 300 lb. rIN the subject of the...
C ITY AND SUBURBAN CARRIERS, LTD., held its fifth annual staff dinner at the London Tavern, Pen. church Street, London, B.C.,...
Page 106
TN no branch of commercial transport by road have 1_ there been outstanding developments akin to those pertaining to the...
Page 113
The Respective Advantages of the Semidouble Decker and of the Rear-saloon Coach. A LTHOUGH only two examples of the new style...
Page 115
Employing the Coach Chassis During the Winter Months when Haulage Work Can Be Found for It. TF a 16 or 20-seater coach be not...
Page 116
The Wonderful Development of Coach Travelling in a Country Where, Formerly, the Dangers were Such as Virtually to Close It to...
Page 119
A recently issued Department of Overseas Trade report mentions that, early in 1926, an Indian Lidustries and Road Development...
Page 120
Economy in the Wage Item Makes Many Services Practicable. Features of Entrances, Door Operation and Seating for the...
Page 123
A Complete Survey of the Trolley-bus Systems in Great Britain, with Comparative Statistics of Electric Tramways. T E first...
Page 126
• Clear Explanation of the Law on the Subject and Advice upon the Best Course to Pursue in Plying for Hire. - N addition to a...
Page 127
The Tyres Employed on Passenger Vehicles. Modern Tendencies. What the Future May Hold. What Operators Have Learnt. S 0 FAR as...
Page 137
The Body Now Being Designed to Suit the Hood. The Introduction of the Rear Saloon. Windows and Window Mechanism. The Problem of...
Page 139
A N important addition to the range of Karrier chassis has now been developed for the carrying of 7-ton loads. Hitherto, the...
Page 140
Details of Existing and Contemplated Enterprises. Daily Services Having Big Mileages. The Motorbus Connects Newcastle with...
Page 143
ATOTWITHSTANDING the absence of good roads and the drawbacks of a scattered population, steady progress continues to be made...
Page 144
Gradually the Equipment of the Passenger Chassis is Becoming More Complete. In this Article Some of the Most Outstanding...
Page 147
How the Ease of the Passenger is Studied by the Designers of Modern Service-vehicle Bodies. A PROMINENT feature of present-day...