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STARTING times at three schools in the Barnsley-based Yorkshire Traction Company reduce costly duplication.
A spokesman for the bus company said that the present duplication of school services was costly and involved waste because crews and buses were used only at peak times. The scheme, which will commence with the start of the new school year, is expected to save five vehicles.
EXPRESS bus services using segregated busways built on former railway lines, are proposed in a 10-year £106m passenger transport plan for Edinburgh. THE campaign against hoc gans mounted by Lond Transport, the police, and Transport and General Wo: ers Union has resulted in a per cent drop in the number attacks on London busmen.
A TGWU spokesman that the increased presence the police on the buses h been the most important fact LANCASTER City Council tra port department now has Leyland Leopards on order delivery before 1978; 30 will hl Alexander bus bodies, six have Alexander semi-coach bod and nine still have the make body to be decided.