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• Thandi Coaches has been given one last chance by
20th April 1989, Page 24
20th April 1989
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Metropolitan Traffic Commissioner Air Vice-Marshal Ronald Ashford to show it can keep its vehicles in a fit and serviceable condition.
For the firm, Michael Carless accepted that the maintenance of the vehides had been appalling, but the situation should be very much improved in the future.
Prematurely terminating the existing licence on 1 May, and saying that he would grant the new partnership a fresh licence for 12 months, Ashford said the firm had been warned on a previous occasion that they had to run the business in a professional manner. They had not done so and there was no excuse for putting vehicles on the road in such a condition. He did not issue warnings "willy-nilly". If there were problems in the future that would be it.