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Hola all
I have questions for those with knowledge of bus services during the 1930's - 1950's During this period, were there Nightbuses? If yes, were there many, or just a few routes? If so, what were these routes? What times did these buses operate between and was the fare pricing the same as daytime operations? During this period, what were 'Workmans Tickets'? I've heard this was a special pricing system for workers in the Docks etc. How did this work? Were there a list of prescribed occupations which qualified for 'workmans ticket' and if so, how did you prove you qualified? How much below the standard fare did this price fall? When was the 'workmans ticket' introduced and when did it stop? Finally, during this period, which were the most common buses to see throughout East and Central London? Many thanks for any help you can give. Apologies for the crosspost please reply to group |
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