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1930 TRANSPORT: London traffic problem
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1:56Now PlayingDate: 2nd September 1930
Location: ENGLAND, London.
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
ENGLAND: London:
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People stand by road trying to cross it, as three buses slowly pass by
Policeman holding the pedestrians back.
Cart laden with planks pulled by two horses making its way slowly down the street followed by bus
Traffic jam, queues of buses and motor cars at standstill.
Sir Henry Maybury (Civil engineer)
People crossing congested road
Buses and motor cars in traffic jam
Passengers sitting dejected on top of bus
Traffic jam, policeman walking between lines of traffic to get it moving (good shots of London traffic and traffic jams)
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