Camions Américains
In the United States, the heavy goods vehicle has been essential to the country's economic life for decades (on national soil, 80% of goods are transported by road) and, at the same time, the truck still embodies the myth of the pioneer setting out to conquer the country.
The truck is therefore a tool and represents a history that is all the more shared by many Americans as they cultivate an immoderate taste for their mechanical historical heritage.
But the truck did not develop uniformly throughout the country; there have long been local particularities linked to administrative constraints, with each State originally having its own regulations on gross vehicle weight and length limits.

In addition, the opposition between East Coast and West Coast manufacturers has also largely contributed to shaping the evolution of the American heavy goods vehicle. This book aims to introduce you to the world of the truck made in the USA by describing its general history and the main brands that have contributed to writing it.

Detalle del libro
| Autor: | Francis Dreer |
|---|---|
| Presentación: | 192 páginas, 29 x 24 cm, tapa dura |
| Ilustración: | 450 fotos en b/n y color |
| Idioma: | Francés |
| Editorial: | ETAI (F, 2020) |
| ISBN: | 9791028304263 |
Camions Américains
Idioma: Francés
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