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the Strathclyde Region on a more local basis has been made in a report by the Scottish Association for Public Transport.
Local transport managers would be appointed to look after the needs of a particular area, and the regional officials would ensure that these local services were co-ordinated with services provided by the region.
A plea for peak-hour fares to' be kept down as low as possible is also made in the report.
Strathclyde Region itself is also pressing for the improvement of passenger terminals in the Glasgow area. These have poor facilities, are dirty and often harbour alcoholics and undesirables—Chat is the conclusion of Strathclyde Region's transport and highways committee. Anderston, the Scottish Bus Group's new terminal, is described as "drab, dreary and not very enticing to passengers'