This selection is designed to satisfy the curiosity of people interested in the plant and machinery they commonly see as they travel around the UK. Paul Argent's selection includes diggers, excavators, backhoes, rollers, cranes, demolition machines, loaders, dumpers and a road planer.

Leicester's Trams and Buses examines in detail the background behind five key events - the opening of the electric tram network in 1904, its closure in 1949; the arrival of Midland Red in Leicester in 1921, and the so-called bus wars in the deregulation and privatisation era of the 1980s.

Kevin Derrick looks back at the locomotive-spotting days of the 1970s in the Western region of England.

With 180 wonderful photographs, this is a stunning photographic tribute to London's low-floor buses.

Packed with previously unpublished photographs, this book celebrates the thirty years of Shuttle Buses.

The fascinating story behind Britain's road tunnels. Well-known tunnels like the Dartford Tunnel, the Clyde Tunnel and the Mersey Tunnel are all included.

A journey around the picturesque railways of the West Country. From rolling countryside to seaside views, these two counties have it all.

A highly illustrated look at the inside story of the first version of the iconic VW Transporter or 'Split Screen'.

Through a series of rare and unpublished photos, Richard Walter illustrates the scenic and contrasting areas that these buses operate in.

A pictorial record of the area's bus scene in urban areas. Urban Buses in Northern England will be of immense interest to bus enthusiasts.

This fascinating selection of photographs traces some of the many ways in which Cornish Road Transport has changed and developed over the last century.