Chapter 1 A German Centenary in 1986, a French in 1995 or the Real Beginnings About 1905?

Chapter 2 The Beginnings of the Automobile in Germany

Chapter 3 The Motor Vehicle and the Revolution in Road Transport: The American Experience

Chapter 4 The Early Growth of Long-Distance Bus Transport in the United States

Chapter 5 Diesel Trucks and Buses: Their Gradual Spread in the United States

Chapter 6 The Automobile and the City in the American South

Chapter 7 Some Economic and Social Effects of Motor Vehicles in France since 1890

Chapter 8 Why Did the Pioneer Fall Behind? Motorisation in Germany Between the Wars

Chapter 9 Motorisation on the New Frontier: The Case of Saskatchewan, Canada, 1906–34

Chapter 10 The Internal Combustion Engine and the Revolution in Transport: The Case of Czechoslovakia with Some European Comparisons

Chapter 11 Japan: The Late Starter Who Outpaced All Her Rivals

Chapter 12 Motor Transport in a Developing Area (i) Zaïre, 1903–59

Chapter 13 Motor Transport in a Developing Area (ii) Soviet Central Asia

Chapter 14 Death on the Roads: Changing National Responses to Motor Accidents

Chapter 15 Advances in Road Construction Technology in France