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People and the car: the expansion of automobility in urban Britain,c.1955–70

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In April 1960 Patrick Gordon Walker addressed the British House of Commons as part of a debate on road traffic. His theme was visionary. The car, Walker announced, is the major dynamic factor for s...

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