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Even out side of the Greater London area
there was a good bus service. Not as frequent but always
on time. They also seemed to run when they were needed.
They would arrive at the railway station 5 mins. before
the train was due and leave 5 mins. after the train had
left. Today we have a similar service, only the other way
round. Bus drivers would know their regular customers and
pick up and drop off between stops if someone had heavy
shopping or a push chair.
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Outer London Green Country Buses.
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Outer London Green Country Buses.
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Even though London lost there trolley
buses, many towns throughout the country kept them.
This one, a Maidstone and District Sunbeam W, was
retired in 1960 and has been preserved.
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Another Maidstone and District Sunbeam
W4. This one, Number 67 ran on the old tram route
to Barming.
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An East Kent Road Car Dennis Falcon
P3. Retired in 1965.
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A Maidstone and District Daimler CVG6, 56 seater.
Retired in 1963.
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