 | LAST YEARS OF THE GENERALLondon Buses 1930-1933
1st Edition - 1995
by Ken Glazier
ISBN 978-1-854141-70-5
Book 22cm x 28cm, Hardback 128 Pages 209 B&W Photographs
Publisher: Capital Transport Publishing
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| | The last years of the London General Omnibus Company were ones of major developments. The first vehicles of large fleets of LT, ST, T and STL types entered service and work progressed towards the setting up of the London Passenger Transport Board in 1933. The last years of the General were also the last years of the many independent bus operators who had been running on London's streets since 1922 and of the municipal and company-owned tram systems, all of which would be taken over by London Transport. This exciting period is the subject of this book. Contents:
- London in 1930
- London General at Work
- London General in the Country Area
- Fleet Renewal by General
- The Last Years of the Independents
- Trams and Trolleybuses before 1933
- Appendices
- - Bus and Tram routes operating on 1st Jan 1930
- - Summary of Licensed Buses and Coaches 1930-1933
- - Independent new Buses Taken into Stock 1930-1933
- - Summary of Licensed Buses, London Independents 1930-1933
Continent: Europe
Country: UK
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