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Scottish fares rising?

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3rd October 1969

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Page 46, 3rd October 1969 — Scottish fares rising?

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• Seven bus companies in the west and south-west of Scotland are applying for permission to increase their fares, following the applications to raise fares made a month ago by members of the Scottish Bus Group.

The Scottish Traffic Commissioners list applications to revise fares by David MacBrayne Ltd., Glasgow; A.A. Motor Services Ltd., Ayr; Ayrshire Bus Owners (Al Service) Ltd., Ardrossan; Cunningham Bus Service Ltd., Paisley; Bannatyne Motors, Arran; Golden. Eagle Coaches, Salsburgh and Thomas Rae and Sons, Lockerbie.