Good Condition - Ex-library school hardback, barcode, spine label and stamp inside. Boards scuffed, corners/spine ends rubbed, front hinge taped; pages remain clean.
Jane Shuter traces developments in transport across the twentieth century, showing how changing vehicles and technologies altered everyday life. Cars, trains and other means of travel become part of a wider story about work, industry, distance and people's expectations of movement. The book places inventions in sequence so that readers can see how one development made later changes possible. Photographs and clear explanations support the historical narrative, while a glossary and index help with reference and further study. Part of the A Century of Change series, this illustrated introduction encourages younger readers to look beyond individual machines and consider how the ways people and goods travel can transform communities and connect the wider world.
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