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LT's taste of freedom
9th May 1981, Page 51
9th May 1981
Page 51
Page 51, 9th May 1981
— LT's taste of freedom
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WHILE the arguments about privatisation of commercial vehi test stations go on, London Transport has meanwhile been giA permission to establish eight freedom from defect bus test centrt There will be one centre in each operating district, with the nem opened Ash Grove serving Abbey, New Cross for Selkent, Croyc for Wandle, Willesden for Watling, Stamford Brook for Tower, F ters Bar for Leaside, Loughton for Forest, and Shepherd's Bush Cardinal.
According to LT, the new arrangements will enable it to establis more regular flow of overhauls, and so improve the standard of fleet.