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Double steering wheels
Letter to the editor
In real I saw a Renault R5 in 1987 in Casablanca (Morocco) and I ask myself why. It was a school drive car. The idea comes from long time ago. Recently I discovered a picture of a car in Torino (Italy), maybe a FIAT 501.
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dinsdag maart 2nd, 2021
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Timothy Howes
04 Maart 2021, 23:13
BMW did a dual steering wheel spoof on April fools day in 1986
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Tim Hallam
04 Maart 2021, 14:34
Photographed during the Ecce Homo Hillclimb at Sternberk in 1996 I think.. A Skoda (?) Driving School car.
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David Grimstead
03 Maart 2021, 13:40
A unique touring car, fitted with double controls including a second steering wheel, was used by the Bournemouth School of Motoring, England between 1915 and 1920. The equipment was designed and built by repair-garage owner and driving instructor Mr. Joseph Bazeley, who rented the car for training and seaside pleasure trips from three Guineas:
“This special car is available for holiday-makers who desire to enjoy a motor-run, with the additional pleasure of actually driving the car one’s self with perfect security despite the lack of any previous experience.”
A twin-steered car was also built in Washington, U.S.A. in 1926 by traffic officials, for driver training and for testing to find out if drunks were capable of driving it safely...
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“This special car is available for holiday-makers who desire to enjoy a motor-run, with the additional pleasure of actually driving the car one’s self with perfect security despite the lack of any previous experience.”
A twin-steered car was also built in Washington, U.S.A. in 1926 by traffic officials, for driver training and for testing to find out if drunks were capable of driving it safely...