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Location: London
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The transport undertaking in London has had (at least) four titles since it's inception in 1933 (LPTB, LTE, LRT, TfL).
Are there any current tranport undertakings that have had more and what reason was there for the changes of title ? |
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Location: Wolverhampton
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Birmingham Corporation Tramways (1907)
Birmingham City Transport (1937) and others to form: West Midlands Passenger Transport Executive (1969) deregulation: West Midlands Travel (1986) Travel West Midlands (1996) National Express West Midlands (2008) |
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Join Date: 26 Nov 2009
Location: Yorkshire, working in London, getting a lot of trains
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(possibly more going further back...)
Halifax Corporation Metrobus (Formation of PTE) Yorkshire Rider (Sold after deregulation to management) Badgerline (Bought out) First Calderline (Merger of Badgerline and GRT) First Halifax First in Calderdale and Huddersfield |
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Coventry and District Tramways (1884) Coventry Electric Tramways (1895)—switch to electric operation Coventry Corporation Tramways (1912)—buyout by the city, hence NXC's new "centenary" livery Coventry Transport (1938)—rebranded West Midlands PTE (1974, now called Centro of course)—Coventry City became part of WMCC West Midlands Travel (1986)—deregulation Travel West Midlands (1996)—bought by NX Travel Coventry (2002)—separated from TWM National Express Coventry (2008)—rebranded |
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Man Patik Latvija
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Location: Crewe
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Halifax & District Tramways Company - 1882-1937 Halifax Corporation Passenger Transport Committee - 1937-1974 This in turn was divided:- [i] Passenger Transport Committee "A" Services owned soley by the Corporation and operating within the Corporation boundaries [thus the "Town" services] [ii] Joint Omnibus Committee "B" Services in which Halifax Corporation had a 50% interest - the other 50% divided between the LNER and LMS Railways. This Committee operated the out-of-town services. I don't claim to remember these personally - rather I am indebted to Geoffrey Hilditch's splendid book "Halifax Passenger Transport 1897-1963" He was General Manager from 1963 to the end in 1974. |
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I am the passenger...
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Location: Sheffield
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