TRAMS AND BUSES
I wish to enter a strong protest regarding the change-over from the tram to bus at Point Chevalier Hal. How long have we to tolerate such a state of affairs, packed along the footpath like a lot of sheep? I admit that there is a verandah, but this is little protection from the rain ana wind. When the bus arrives after parking some distance away for some time, there is a mad scramble, irrespective of age, sex and whether crippled or otherwise, and only the lucky ones get a seat. We all know there is a war on, and that other districts are under a handicap, but I would like those in charge to undergo the same treatment that we have had to put up with for years. Then something would be done. TRANSPORT BORED.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 99, 28 April 1945, Page 4
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