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RE: Bus deregulation in other countries
(22/04/2019 19:28)gilesbus1 Wrote: Paris and French Bus markets to open up to tendering and UK operators Arriva and First Group said to be interested and encouraged by the French Government. Isn't Arriva a wholly-owned subsidiary of the German government that is preparing to sell its stake in said company? Also, how is it that when talk of franchising in the UK outside of London is mentioned people's heads start spinning but it is deemed acceptable for British companies to bid for franchises in Europe? |
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Bus deregulation in other countries - iMarkeh - 16/04/2019, 01:50
RE: Bus deregulation in other countries - Brickmill - 16/04/2019, 13:35
RE: Bus deregulation in other countries - gilesbus1 - 16/04/2019, 19:47
RE: Bus deregulation in other countries - iMarkeh - 16/04/2019, 22:43
RE: Bus deregulation in other countries - gilesbus1 - 17/04/2019, 13:30
RE: Bus deregulation in other countries - gilesbus1 - 22/04/2019, 19:28
RE: Bus deregulation in other countries - Barney - 26/04/2019 15:29
RE: Bus deregulation in other countries - gilesbus1 - 26/04/2019, 19:39
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