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BRITISH EXPERIENCE WITH DEREGULATION OF LOCAL BUS SERVICES. FROM THE BOOK BUS DEREGULATION AND PRIVATISATION

Peter White

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This article traces the events in Britain leading up to the Transport Act of 1985 which privatised the British local bus industry. It details the major provisions of the Act and its impact on rural areas, small cities and metropolitan areas. Implications for future policy are given.

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This article traces the events in Britain leading up to the Transport Act of 1985 which privatised the British local bus industry. It details the major provisions of the Act and its impact on rural areas, small cities and metropolitan areas. Implications for future policy are given.

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This article traces the events in Britain leading up to the Transport Act of 1985 which privatised the British local bus industry. It details the major provisions of the Act and its impact on rural areas, small cities and metropolitan areas. Implications for future policy are given.

Key concepts: Deregulation, Metropolitan area, Local bus, Business, Local government, Economy, Public administration, Economics

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