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Easing Tyneside jams
16th June 1988, Page 15
16th June 1988
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• Seven Newcastle bus companies have unveiled a voluntary code of practice, aimed at cutting congestion in the city centre. Rival firms Busways, Go-Ahead Northern, Northumbria, Low Fell Coaches, Tyne and Wear Omnibus Company, United Automobile Services and H W Hunter and Sons, have all signed the new operators code entitled "Keep Newcastle Moving", in a bid to end the log jams, caused by de-regulation two years ago.
Certain streets have been labelled sensitive areas and operators will now ensure that only commercially-essential services will use these. Several roads have also been named as street layover points.