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" BUS CRISIS" AT HULL, SAYS COUNCILLOR
3rd October 1958, Page 65
3rd October 1958
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WHEN traffic returns were discussed by Hull Transport Committee, last week, one member commented that figures for the 10 weeks under review suggested that 41m. fewer passengers were being carried each year. "It would seem that we are staggering into a firstclass financial crisis, and we should do something about it very quickly," be declared.
Another member said the position was serious and needed urgent attention. Mr. G. H. Palfrey, general manager, said it was too early to say whether the use of one-man vehicles had improved the situation.