Maidstone Corporation Transport followed a traditional course, and like many other towns around the country it began by running trams (in 1904) and then buses (in 1924). The trams were replaced between 1928 and 1930 mainly by trolleybuses, which were themselves replaced by buses in 1967. All the photographs in this book are from author Eric Baldock's own extensive collection. They combine with the text and captions to provide a valuable record of all the types of buses owned (in their various liveries) and the majority of the hired buses. The photographs have also been chosen to show buses in many town centre locations, the traditional terminals, post-1981 rural routes, suburban and central London. Coaches are shown in locations as far apart as Portsmouth, Burnley and northern France. Also includes an abridged fleet list. 128 pages, softback, illustrated in black & white.