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REDUCTIONS IN BUS SEASONS IN SCOTLAND
31st March 1939, Page 112
31st March 1939
Page 112
Page 112, 31st March 1939
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THE Traffic Commissioners for the Southern Area of Scotland have decreed that the Western S.M.T. yearly bus seasons between Kilmarnock and Glasgow shall, in future, be reduced from £20 12s. to £10 10s. There are 41 holders of 12-monthly tickets. This decision is the result of long-drawn-out litigation between Kilmarnock Town Council and the bus company, which, incidentally is likely to appeal against that decision.