London Omnibus Company

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Beard v London Omnibus Co [1900] 2 QB 530. Employer’s vicarious liability for an employee’s negligent act outside his scope of employment. Facts. The conductor of an omnibus drove the omnibus through side streets, outside of the bus route, at a fast pace in the absence of the bus driver. In doing so, he negligently hit and injured a man.…

The situation deteriorated, and the company withdrew the motor buses on 9 August 1907. In line with most other bus operators in London, there was a significant drop in profit, and the Star Omnibus Company was unable to withstand the competition from the London Underground and the tramway services. The company was wound up on 21 February 1908.…

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Apr 08, 2015 · In 1856 John and Elizabeth Wilson sold their omnibus company to the new and rapidly expanding ‘Compagnie Generale des Londres’ – renamed the London General Omnibus Company (LGOC) in 1858. The LGOC later became the biggest and most prominent omnibus company, buying up a number of local companies and spreading their presence across London.…

The London General Omnibus Co or LGOC played a significant part in the history of transport of London. It was the principal bus operator in London between 1855 and 1933. It was also, for a short period between 1909 and 1912, a motor bus manufacturer.…

London Transport and London General Omnibus Company staff records are not at the National Archives. The most useful London Transport and London General Omnibus Company records for family history are retained by Tfl (Transport for London) and can be consulted at their London archive search room.…

THE LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY V. LAVELL, Reports of Patent, Design and Trade Mark Cases, Volume 18, Issue 4, 13 February 1901, Pages 74–82, https://doi.org…

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Victorian London - Transport - Road - Omnibus - routes. OMNIBUSES. The total number traversing the streets of London is about 3000, paying duty, including mileage, averaging 91.per month each, or 324,0001. per annum. The number of conductors and drivers is about 7,000, paying annually 1,7501. for their licenses. The earnings of each vehicle vary from 21.…