ILLEGAL DUPLICATION OF BUS.
21st October 1932, Page 61
21st October 1932
Page 61
Page 61, 21st October 1932
— ILLEGAL DUPLICATION OF BUS.
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Amble, Magistrate
A BUS operator has been summoned
at Amble, Northumberland, for failing to run his service along the whole of the scheduled route, and for working what he alleged was a duplicate vehicle on a Saturday evening, when, in_ fact, duplication along the whole of the route war permitted only from Monday. to Friday.
The chairman of the magistrates stated that they took a serious view of the case, and fined the operator £10, inclusive of costs. It was added that, if the operator was again brought before the magistrates for a further breath of licence conditions, he would be fined the maximum of i20.
Sir John Maxwell, chairman of the Northern. Traffic Commissioners, also regards this as a most serious case.
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