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COPENHAGEN LEYLANDS
6th November 1964, Page 51
6th November 1964
Page 51
Page 51, 6th November 1964
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THE first 40 of 300 91-paSsenger single ' deckers for Copenhagen Tramways entered service on November 1. They have been built jointly by Leyland Motors Ltd. and their Danish associates, Dansk Automobil , Byggeri.
A token system of fare collection is to be employed on the new vehicles. Passengers will be able to purchase six tokens from the driver-conductor, and use the five remaining tokens on later journeys, in which case they will pass through the left-hand side of the entfance (equivalent to the right-hand entrance of a British bus) and insert the token into a special tjcket-issuing machine. Seating capacity of the buses is 36 or 43; 240 of the new vehicles, delivery of which will be completed by 1967, will replace trams.