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Foley's Bus Service

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Commenced operation
  
1947

Service area
  
St George

Service type
  
Bus

Ceased operation
  
December 1994

Operator
  
Foley family

Depots
  
159 President Avenue, Kogarah

Foley's Bus Service was an Australian bus company operating route bus services on Sydney's St George area.

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History

Foley's Bus Service was formed in 1947, when John Foley purchased route 32 Kogarah station to Ramsgate from Reo Motors in exchange for his operation in Orange. In the 1960s, Foley's diversified into coach operations, this part of the business was sold in 1984 to Chester Coaches with eight coaches. John's son Paul (died 2014) subsequently took over the business. In 1952 the roof was ripped from a double-decker bus that he was driving when it passed under a low railway bridge.

In 1994, the business was sold to Peakhurst Coaches.

Depot

The depot was located at 159 President Avenue, Kogarah.

References

Foley's Bus Service Wikipedia


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