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Cost of Public Transport " W HAT in your opinion is
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the percentage increase since 1961 in the cost of getting to work in your town by public transport?" This was one of the questions asked of local authorities by the British Road Federation in 1963 as part of a survey of car parking and other ancillary provisions.
Of the authorities approached, 31 per cent gave no answer but, of those who did, 85 per cent put the increase at over 10 per cent, and 57 per cent assessed the increase at 15 per cent or over.
A table showing the distribution of answers and percentages among large and small urban centres, Metropolitan boroughs, satellite towns, seaside towns and new towns is contained in the report entitled "Car Parking: a National Survey ", obtainable from the B.R.F. at 26 Manchester Square, London, W.I.