Motor Road Transport For Commercial Purposes
(Liquid Fuel, Steam, Electricity)
Forfatter: John Phillimore
År: 1920
Forlag: Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd.
Sted: London
Sider: 212
UDK: 629.113
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CHAPTER XI
ELECTRIC VEHICLES—RUNNING COSTS
The electrically-driven vehicle is very extensively used
in municipal work, as may be judged by the facts given
in this chapter. This class of work seldom favours
economical operation in respect of the retums which
mechanical haulage can show when employed com-
mercially. Nevertheless, accounts of municipal trac-
tion are always of interest for, as a rule, fuller and more
accurate details of the service are kept than is the case
with many commercial firms, and the motor is in no
way favoured by being run under ideal conditions.
Municipal Corporation’s 1 Ton Electric Lorry.
The particulars below reläte to a 1 ton electric lorry
belonging to a Corporation. The details of the whole
service have been most carefully kept and compiled,
and cover a period of one year’s running during the
war—■
Number of Miles run
Number of Hours in commission
Number of Days in commission.
Week-days Sundays
10,376 110
2,988 48-5
305 7
Total.
10,486
3,036-5
312
Days out of commission for the twelve months, other
than Sundays and public holidays—none.
Total costs for the year are—
£ s. d.
Capital charges, Insurance, etc. 124 9 —
Wages ...... . . 115 14 11
Material ...... . . 24 16 3
Current ...... 23 11 10
21 16 11
^310 8 11