David Slater (Spoddendale)'s photos with the keyword: North Western Road Car Company

Extract from the 'Roadway Motor Coach Timetable' 1932 - Page 120 is the last of seven pages of timetables under the heading of the North Western Road Car Company. At the bottom is the timetable for the Portsmouth-Bristol services of Olympic Motor Services. Page 120 contains the timetable for the Orange Brothers London-North East-Edinburgh service together with three timetables for the services of Orange Luxury Coaches between London and the Coastal resorts.

Extract from the 'Roadway Motor Coach Timetable' 1932 - Page 118 is the second of seven pages of timetables under the heading of the North Western Road Car Company which contains the southbound timetable for the 'Tyne-Tees-Mersey' 'Limited Stop' Pool services at the time worked jointly with Lancashire United Transport, Northern General Transport, West Yorkshire Road Car Company and Yorkshire Woollen District. The timetable also includes the Hull service which was jointly operated with East Yorkshire Motor Services. United Automobile Services joined the pool later.

Extract from the 'Roadway Motor Coach Timetable' 1932 - Page 116 shows the timetables between London and Southend operated by New Carrimore Motor Service and New Empress City Saloons. Page 117 is the first of seven pages of timetables under the heading of the North Western Road Car Company which contains the northbound timetable for the 'Tyne-Tees-Mersey' 'Limited Stop' Pool services at the time worked jointly with Lancashire United Transport, Northern General Transport, West Yorkshire Road Car Company and Yorkshire Woollen District. The timetable also includes the Hull service which was jointly operated with East Yorkshire Motor Services. United Automobile Services joined the pool later.

November 1971 - Lancashire United Transport 315 (RTF 848G), a Plaxton Panorama Elite bodied Leyland Leopard, emerges from Clegg Street bus station in Oldham when working a Liverpool bound service of the Tyne-Tees-Mersey Limited Stop Pool service. It was new in May 1969. The property, owned by North Western Road Car Company, also served as the company's Oldham garage.