A Journey's End

Based on research and analysis backed by anecdote and experience, this book charts the history of public transport history in East Anglia for the 50 years up to 1970s. Challenging the accepted wisdom that buses lost out to cars, it concludes that deep-seated social change, the shackles of regulation and ineffective management caused their near-demise and that the fightback in the 1970s came too late.