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PRIVATE WORK NOT TO BE ADVERTISED.
17th March 1933, Page 110
17th March 1933
Page 110
Page 110, 17th March 1933
— PRIVATE WORK NOT TO BE ADVERTISED.
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ADECISION in connection with con
' tract work was reached, 'last week, by a meeting of bus operators held under the segis of the British Road Traffic Co-operative Association. It was agreed that bona-fide parties should not be advertised, and that the West Midland Traffic Commissioners should be asked to allow members of parties to be picked up at pre-arranged points along the route, provided that the places were within the area covered by the licence.
rJhe question of fares was left for local consideration.
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