Road vehicle; AEC LTL-type single deck motor bus, fleet No LT1076 registration number GO5198, 1931
Main details
| Reference number | 1994/146 part 0 |
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| Description | The LTL-type was the single-decked version of the double-decked LT-type. Although LTL was the official name, they became commonly know as LTs. Principally used on suburban routes and where bridge or weight restrictions prohibited double decks, some also appeared in Central London as reliefs on normally double-decked routes. Withdrawn from service at Elmers End in 1950, LT1076 was restored with finance from the Friends of London Transport Museum. It retains its original seating layout, whilst many others were altered in wartime. |
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| Dates | 1931 |
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| Completeness | 100% |
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Physical description
Dimensions Attribute Value Height 2648mmLength 8865mm29ft 1inWidth 2286mm7ft 6inWeight Attribute Value Laden 11tons 19cwtUnladen 6tons 11cwt 3lbColour Attribute Value Colour - Red
- White
- Black
- Silver
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Build and type
Attribute Value Deck SingleSeating 35Type LTL-typeIn service 19/05/1931 - 27/06/1950Body number 12416Chassis number 664087Fleet number LT1076Registration number GO5198London transport type code 1LTL1 -
People involved
Role Person(s) involved Manufacturer Associated Equipment Company, 1931London General Omnibus Company, 1931Roy Makewell , 2003 -
Associated companies, people and places
Company Attribute Value Garages Chiswick, 6/5/1931Dalston, 19/5/1931Leyton, 24/11/1933Dalston, 19/2/1942Forest Road, 9/3/1942Chiswick, 11/5/1942Elmers End, 1/6/1942Operated by London General Omnibus Company, 1931 - 1933London Transport, 1933 - 1950People Attribute Value People R.L.Daniels - 27/6/1950