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Pleasure steamers used for emergency public transport between Westminster and Woolwich to relieve railway congestion.
Many technical problems remain in Berlin after reunification. Looks at how engineers are overcoming difficulties in telephones, energy, public transport and other technical systems.
Unidentified male speaker on the development of the M25 and its impact on London. He claims that money should be spent on public transport and on river transport, not on roads. Topics of pollution and trade...
The Department of Transport has brought an exhibition to Reading in a double-decker bus. It shows the problems disabled people have to face when they use public transport, and some ways of making travel...
Enter here Entry deadline: 5pm on Friday 11 January 2019. Nominations will be announced by the end of February 2019. Online Education Resource Award Any educational resource that is...
Interview with Peter Masefield, retiring Chairman of London Transport, on the future of public transport in the capital, and the economic shortages which need to be addressed to update the services. Female...
Interview with Labour transport spokesman Albert Booth about Labour Party transport proposals including subsidised fares on London Transport. Male interviewer not identified.
Interview with GLC leader Ken Livingstone about the Council’s support for striking London Transport workers and on discussions with the Conservative Government about the future of public transport in the...
Interview with a male speaker (not identified - poss. GLC leader Horace Cutler) about the need for increased spending on London public transport services. Female interviewer not identified. In 2 parts.
Describes an experimental vehicle using magnetic levitation for suspension.
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