Buses, Trams & Commercial Vehicles: General Interest

Adhering to what is considered statutory Outer London, this collection of images covers various vehicle types, operators and locations in Outer Lon...

This book looks at municipal operators in England and Wales in the 1960s. Going back to the very first horse-bus or tram operations in Victorian ti...

This fascinating and informative book looks at the Tilling Group of bus companies during the 1960s. These operated approximately half of the inter-...

Using photographs from Jim Blake's extensive archives, this book examines the turbulent period in the history of London's buses immediately after L...

This book, covering the years 1946-1952, continues Colin Druce''''s major history of Southdown. In 1946 Southdown, like other bus operators in Brit...

Dover was one of the first towns in Britain to have electric trams, its system dating back to 1897. Thanet followed suit in 1901. The two systems a...

'Buy a ticket and get on board.' Sunday HeraldStarting on a green bus in Leeds and culminating atop the number 94 as it speeds towards Trafalgar Sq...

Since the 1970s, London has developed rapidly as a tourist location. A combination of factors have helped to facilitate this - visa-less travel fro...

LONDON'S FAMOUS RT-TYPE BUSES were an iconic symbol of our Capital city in the 1950s, before being superseded by the Routemasters. Most were built ...

On previous journeys through Britain, David McKie headed for places he had heard of and was eager to see. But how true, how representative a pictur...

The South Coast resort of Eastbourne claims the first municipally owned motor bus service in the world, dating from April 1903. Mick Hymans' career...

In the 1960s the majority of bus photography was in black and white, but an increasing number of people were also working with colour. This new alb...