Straker-Squires for Birkenhead.
7th March 1922, Page 4
7th March 1922
Page 4
Page 4, 7th March 1922
— Straker-Squires for Birkenhead.
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A few days ago three 50 h.p. Straker. Squire motor omnibuses travelled from Plymouth to Birkenhead, a distance of 305 miles, without a hitch of any kind. Thee one-year-old vehicles have been purchased by the Birkenhead Corporation from the Plymouth Corporation at a price less than half the original cost of the machines. The Merseyside Corporation now has a fleet, of 15 eases, which have proeed a paying concern. They consist of ten Leyland singledeckers, three Straker.Squire singledeckers and two A.E.C. double-deckers. The Corporation intends to give a more frequent service to the outlying dis*rites, and especially to those resorts in, the Wirral Peninsula.