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400,000 Passengers Lost .
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WHEN Wilts and Dorset Motor Services, Ltd., applied to the Western Licensing Authority at Salisbury on Tuesday for an increase in certain return fares, Mr. M A, B. King Hamilton, for the company, said that the cessation of the Z training scheme. had caused a reduction in the military population of Salisbury Plain, which formed a big part of their custom. In a year, revenue had declined by £30,000.
A comparison between 20 weeks of this year, when the scheme was not in operation, with the corresponding 20 weeks of last year showed a loss of 400,00Ia passengers.
The Wilts and Dorset proposals, which were reported in 7 he Commercial Motor on October 30, are that Id. be added to fares from 6d. to 1 Id., 2d. to those ranging from Is. to Is, I Id., 3d. to those of 2s. to 2s. I Id„ and so on up to 5s. and above, to which not more than 6d. would be added.