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Rotherham Corporation is to take steps to secure a Provisional Order for the establishment of new trolleybus routes.
Cardiff city treasurer reports a profit of i2,733fron the tramways and one of 1827 on the buses for the past six months.
Hull Corporation has arranged a schedule of services and fares in conjunction with East Yorkshire Motor Services, Ltd.
It should be noted that the date of next year's Motor Show will be October 11-20, and not as stated in last week's issue.
B46 West Hartlepool Town Council has approved the purchase of a 17,260 site for a bus station.
The first two trolley-buses constructed in Russia have been built at the Soviet motor works in Jaroslav.
Mill Watch Committee has accepted the offer of Mr. Feltham for the hire of three ambulances, when required, at a rate of 5s. an hour each.
Surrey County Council has renewed for another year a contract with Mr. F. Johnson, of the Imperial Garage, for the hire of two special vans for the inspectors of weights and measures. At the end of June last there were 86,153 goods vehicles and 9,171 buses and coaches registered in Italy.
Glasgow Transport Committee has promised to consider a suggestion for the installation of postal boxes on buses and trams.
The London County Council has accepted the tender at /23.017, of Rowley Bros., Ltd., for the erection of a motor repair depot at Camborne Road, Wandsworth.
Brighton Corporation's transport subcommittee is to consider the question of co-operating with Thomas Tilling, Ltd., as to traffic arrangements to the northern parts of the borough.