1910 in transport

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 107. Chapters: 1910 in aviation, 1910 in rail transport, 1910 ships, Bridges completed in 1910, Vehicles introduced in 1910, Mann-Elkins Act, RMS Olympic, Dumbarton Bridge, HMS Dunraven, List of pilots awarded an Aviator's Certificate by the Aéro-Club de France in 1910, SMS Moltke, HMS Lion, SMS Oldenburg, SS Kentuckian, 1910 London to Manchester air race, SS El Occidente, List of pilots awarded an Aviator's Certificate by the Royal Aero Club in 1910, SS El Oriente, BX, SMS Zrínyi, USS Beaver, SS Canadiana, Vehicle registration plates of Nevada, SS El Sol, Greek armored cruiser Georgios Averof, USS Cyclops, HMS Orion, HMS Colossus, HMAS Parramatta, USS Aloha, Portal Bridge, USS Trippe, Welland Canal, Bridge 15, SS Emperor, Hawthorne Bridge, Grafton Bridge, USS Florida, French battleship Vergniaud, USS Warrington, SS France, USS Walke, USS Fanning, SM U-9, USS Howick Hall, Charles River Dam Bridge, USS Talofa, USS Patterson, McKinley Bridge, SS Brittany, USS Kermanshah, Ann W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge, USS Sterett, B&O Railroad Bridge, USS John Sealy, USC&GS Ranger, HMS Hercules, HNoMS Troll, Inlander, USS Roe, USS Edward J. McKeever Jr., USS Ripple, Japanese battleship Kawachi, Brownsville & Matamoros International Bridge, Klahowya, List of ship launches in 1910, USS Foam, USS Ranger, TSS Maianbar, Montrose Swing Bridge, Fort Fraser, Chilcotin, USS Burrows, USS Shrewsbury, USS Zeelandia, USS Rutoma, SS Prince Rupert, Delaware River Viaduct, USS Kanised, USS Ammen, Anderson Bridge, USS Cacique, USS California, USS Killarney, USS Casco, HMS Bristol, USS Pollyanna, Ability, Madison Avenue Bridge, Italian battleship Dante Alighieri, USS Drayton, SS Princess Mary, USS Comet, USS San Toy II, HMS Weymouth, USS Mayrant, HMS Blonde, USS Yo Ho, USS Rickwood, USS Paulding, SM U-12, USS Eleanor, USS Vision, USS Little Brothers, SS Princess Adelaide, HMS Falmouth, USS Magnet, USS McCall, USS Alacrity, USS Barbara, USS D-3, USS Caliph, Lake Oswego Railroad Bridge, A.L.F.A 24 HP, USS Perkins, HMS Grampus, USS Tocsam, HMS Scorpion, SS Storstad, SS Aenos, Pisgah Covered Bridge, HMS C33, HMS Pincher, HMS Rifleman, HMAS Yarra, HMS Comet, USS Relief, Vauxhall B-type, USS High Ball, USS Wasp, HMS Wolverine, HMS C34, Buckeye Bridge, Beaver Bridge, USS Virginia, Bernadotte Bridge, USS Sea Gull, USS Pequot, USS Alcalda, HMS C38, Oliver Bridge, HMS C37, HMS Goldfinch, St. Paul Union Pacific Rail Bridge, Bridge of Regeringsgatan, RMS Franconia, English Bridge, Wireless Ship Act of 1910, HMS Cameleon, SM U-5, Hearst Transcontinental Prize, USS Liberty Belle, Podul Grant, Peugeot Type 125, Aldo, Autoette. Excerpt: The Aéro-Club de France issued Aviators Certificates from 1909. These were internationally recognised under the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale. French aviators' licences were issued from 1 January 1910, but by this time many aviation pioneers, e.g. Louis Blériot and the Wright brothers, had amply demonstrated their abilities and they were therefore not required to pass an examination in order to receive a licence. The first fourteen licences were awarded in alphabetical order, with Blériot being awarded Licence No. 1 and Wilbur Wright receiving No. 15 (No. 13 was not awarded); two further such 'honorary' licences were awarded subsequently and inserted into the sequence as '5bis' and '10bis'. Legend Individual was killed in an aviation accident. Individual was killed flying in military action. Lists for other years...