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IT aims up-market
20th June 1975, Page 46
20th June 1975
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THE IMAGE of London Transport had to ,be changed from that of a " down-at-heel" agency to one that was well thought of and fed on its success, Mr James Daly, GLC transport committee chairman, told the council last week. "We must try to make LT more up-market ; the public do not mind paying for what they get," he said.
Mr Daly proposed : ticket books to be sold in certain shops ; firms encouraged to give away travel vouchers ; 4min services on main routes; more dial-a-ride services; more bus lanes; a clampdown on cars in central London.