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When London Transport’s RT family was new

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Derbyshire set to axe 26 contracts

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Most Norfolk routes are saved

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TfL explores potential for outer suburban DRT trial

Transport for London is approaching a range of businesses –...

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Barton’s tasteful farewell to a former driver

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Seat fashions go in cycles

These are letters pages and the views expressed therein are purely...

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Ulster rally cancelled

Two preserved Ulster Transport Authority vehicles at last year’s...