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14th September 1956
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Ruffled Feathers
Waste and Inefficiency in the Control of Municipal Passenger Transport MITE well-preened feathers of local authorities were ruffled this week by Mr. H, Muscroft, president of......
Recipe For Waste
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Passing Comments
Red—Green—Red INTROSPECTION has become a habit with I passenger transport operators. Mr. L. C. Hawkins, of the London Transport Executive, started the ball rolling last April......