THE BUS REGULATIONS.
J QUESTION OF ENFORCEMENT. i Now that the bus regulations have I come into force the question arises as , I to what steps are to be taken to enforce s| compliance with them; and the licensing ~ i authority of No. 1 district decided at V] its meeting yesterday to ask for the -Government's instructions upon this 1 ■ point. v| Applications for licenses to run lui.-cs c', on a number of routes that did not eomj pete with the trams were placed before i the licensing authority, but there were no applications from the companies that I were competing with the trams. The applications were held over pending the receipt of certain necessary details. -, | A long-distance license was sought by an applicant who proposed to run a ser- • vice between Waiuku and Auckland. It was decided to ask whether the applicant intended to cater for passengers oil , route, and which route he intended to j take.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1926, Page 3
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158THE BUS REGULATIONS. Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1926, Page 3
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