LONDON'S TRAFFIC
CO-ORDINATION SCHEME
CONTROL BY A BOARD LONDON, Dec. 1 The co-ordination, under unified control and ownership, of the passenger traffic o'f the greatest suburban population of the world is aimed at in the London Passenger Trains and Ports Bill. Mr. P. <T Pybas, Minister of Transport, in explaining the provision of the bill when the House of Commons went into Committee on it to-day, said that it provides: Firstly, for the establishment of a publie board charged to provide adequate travelling facilities throughout the London traffic area.
Secondly, for (he vesting in the board of all local passenger transport agencies in the area, except those of the main
line railways. Tlmuiy. for the provision of safeguards and ..jnacltinery ensuring contact between the board and public opinion regarding the facilities provided and the fares charged.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21359, 7 December 1932, Page 12
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