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FUTURE FOR TROLLEYBUS THE trolleybus had a place in transport

28th January 1955, Page 29
28th January 1955
Page 29
Page 29, 28th January 1955 — FUTURE FOR TROLLEYBUS THE trolleybus had a place in transport
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

for many years to come, stated Mr. J. R. Hanchett, assistant. rolling stock engineer of Bradford Transport Department, when he addressed members of the Trolleybus Society in Bradford.

Bradford trolleybuses made profits of £31,382 and £30,434 respectively in 1952-53 and 1953-54, whilst motorbuses lost £24,067 and £28,793. The difference was because the power and maintenance, costs of trolleybuses were lower, and this state of affairs was likely to continue.