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RAPIDO LEYLAND FLEETLINE BUS

y the late 1950s, the world of transport was changing. Bus companies were finding it harder to recruit, and two members of staff for each vehicle was becoming a luxury that couldn’t continue. Fortunately, changes in the rules governing the size of vehicles allowed Daimler, later taken over by Leyland, to move

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