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Concession Tickets Little Used

20th June 1952, Page 38
20th June 1952
Page 38
Page 38, 20th June 1952 — Concession Tickets Little Used
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CONCESSION tickets introduced on buses operated by Dundee Corporation have been comparatively little used. This was stated at a meeting of the transport committee, last week, when it was shown that only 1.4 per cent. of the passengers had made use of the new rates.

Originally, the undertaking had proposed the introduction of concessionticket vouchers, usable at any time. The Licensing Authority, however, granted permission only for 12and 24journey weekly tickets. An appeal against the decision was dismissed.

OXFORD INQUIRY DATE FIXED VOLLOWING representations made to him by Mr. Lawrence Turner, M.P., the Minister of Transport, having consulted Oxford City Council and City of Oxford Motor Services, Ltd., has directed that an inquiry into the difficulties of providing a public transport service in the city be held on July 8.

It is stressed that this inquiry is not into the efficiency of the company's operating methods, but rather into the problems it faces, notably labour shortage and traffic congestion. In recent months these difficulties have eased to some slight extent, and it is thought that the purpose of the inquiry is now to some degree void.

Parties who wish to make representations at the inquiry must contact the Secretary of the Ministry