Potted History of Kingston Upon Hull
Corporation Transport |
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1932 to 1937 |
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| 1932 |
All busses without top covers or pneumatic
tyres were withdrawn along with the majority of the 25 and 26 seater
single deckers.
A system of numbering
of buses was introduced as the previous method of displaying colours
was made illegal by the road traffic act.
Runabout tickets introduced at 6d. for evenings, 1/- for all day
Sunday. |
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| 1933 |
Experimental services began using three diesel
powered motorbuses.
Pre-paid discount tickets withdrawn.
Service to North Hull Estate, via Beverly Road, launched. |
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| 1934 |
Tramway services DP, AP, SW, SWC, and BC withdrawn and
replaced by motorbuses.
Picture: Tramcar
148 on Hessle Road displaying its new livery. |
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| 1935 |
Central Garage, offices and coach
station officially opened on 22nd October.
Motorbus service to Marfleet, via Newbridge Road, commenced December
2nd. |
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| 1936 |
KHCT and EYMS jointly purchase Sharpe's Motors of Hedon
and KHCT commence services to Hedon, Paull and Saltend Works via Hedon
Road. |
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| 1937 |
Setting Dyke motorbus service commenced on March 22nd.
Motorbus service introduced from Queens Road to Chapman Street via
Clough Road.
Ceremonial inauguration of trolleybus
service on 23rd July.
Tramway service S ceased operating on 24th July and trolleybus service
61, to Chanterlands Avenue North via Spring Bank launched the following
day.
October 3rd saw the launch of trolleybus service 62 to Newland Avenue.
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