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U.T.A. Shows a Loss of £164,938

3rd February 1950, Page 33
3rd February 1950
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Page 33, 3rd February 1950 — U.T.A. Shows a Loss of £164,938
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IN its first year, the Ulster Transport Authority incurred a loss of £164,938. Road passenger transport showed a

profit of £359,231 The loss on the railways was £254,454. Receipts from road goods traffic decreased by £93,128. The U.T.A. incorporates the former Northern I reland Road Transport Board and is the counterpart in Ulster of the British Transport Commission.