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Potted History of Kingston Upon Hull Corporation Transport
 
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1921 to 1925
1921 Motor buses introduced on a route from Bond Street to Stoneferry Green via Charles and Barmston Streets.
1922 Discounted pre-paid tickets introduced in September.
1923 Garden Village motor bus service commenced on 28th March.   

Motor bus service; Queen Victoria Square, Fish Dock, Air Street, Stoneferry - launched on 15th October.  

Newbridge Road motor bus service introduced - 23rd October. 

Hessle Road tram terminus transferred to Osbourne Street, 3rd December. 

1924 The first bus fitted with pneumatic tires was introduced in April.

Weekly travel passes introduced in June.

Corporation acquired the Kingston Upon Hull Passenger and Goods Service.

A model of tramcar 101 (now on display in the Transport Museum), built by Liverpool Street Depot apprentices, was displayed at the British Empire Exhibition, Wembley. 

1925 Service H extended to the end of Ings Road on September 7th.

5th October saw Service DP extended to Pickering Road and Service SW extended along Chanterlands Avenue to Park Avenue with Service BC being extended to the Good Fellowship Inn.

New runner shed opened at Liverpool Street, with Wheeler Street Depot being extended.

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