Transport industries books

The End of the Line tells the story of the 1988 closing of the Chrysler assembly plant in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Kathryn...  Read More >>

An ethnography of trucking culture, this work documents and analyzes truckers' lives and work ethic, exploring the...  Read More >>

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Emerging from the ruins of the Second World War, the Japanese economy has grown at double-digit rate throughout...  Read More >>

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The transportation manager of today needs a no-nonsense guide to the art and science of this complex and competitive...  Read More >>

David Walsh examines the historically insular unions in the airline industry, where the need for cooperation has...  Read More >>

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This work focuses on the role played by the Great Lakes shipping industry during World War II. It examines how the...  Read More >>

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In recent years the applications of advanced information technologies in the field of transportation have affected...  Read More >>

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Nimrod J. Bell worked as a conductor for several southern railroads in their formative period, from 1857 to 1894....  Read More >>

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Hazardous materials emergency response preparedness is perceived by the public as inadequate, attributed in part...  Read More >>

Provides coverage of: Edinburgh and Leith; the East Coast Main Line and the Waverley Route; the Forth Bridge and...  Read More >>

In Fatal Words, Cushing explains how miscommunication has led to dozens of aircraft disasters, and he proposes innovative...  Read More >>

A guide to the...  Read More >>

Perfect for coffee tables, lakefront cabins, and boat lovers' bookshelves, Queen of the Lakes tells the story of...  Read More >>

Since the early 1900s we can witness the unfolding story of this popular holiday line, from Newton Abbot through...  Read More >>

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