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Sydney bus route 144 : ウィキペディア英語版 | Sydney bus route 144
Sydney bus route 144 is operated by Sydney Buses between Manly Wharf and Chatswood station. It was Sydney's first government operated bus route. == History == In the late 1920s, White Transit Company commenced operating route 144 between Manly Wharf and Cremorne Junction where it connected with tram services. It ceased on 31 October 1931, when White Transit Company were forced out of business by the ''Transport (Co-ordination) Act 1931'' with its services deemed to be in competition with tram services, which the act prohibited.〔"Operators of Renown…White Transit Co Ltd" ''Australian Bus'' issue 52 July 2012 pages 10-15〕 On 25 December 1932, the service was recommenced by the Government of New South Wales, with buses initially hired from White Transit Company at Naremburn. The service was an instant success with over 2,000 passengers carried on the first day alone.〔〔 Travers, G. ''The NSW Government Bus- a 75th Anniversary''. The Sydney Bus and Truck Museum, 2007.〕 On 1 April 1933, route 144 was extended to St Leonards, and on 15 April 1965 to Royal North Shore Hospital.〔 It was later extended to Chatswood station. Route 143 follows the same route, but does not divert via Royal North Shore Hospital.
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