Description
Horseless carriages came to the Alamo City in 1899, though they took a little practice. Following a series of mishaps, in 1910 the city council set speed limits at 8 miles an hour within a mile of San Fernando Cathedral and 15 miles an hour beyond. Also told of are the struggles to drive to places like Kerrville and Corpus Christi and soon to the rest of the nation, first on a rugged highway known as the Old Spanish Trail that became the general route of Interstate 10.
Book Information
ISBN 9781595346803
Author Red McCombs
Format Paperback
Page Count 84
Imprint Trinity University Press,U.S.
Publisher Trinity University Press,U.S.
Weight(grams) 326g