The world's biggest urban transport system is facing its biggest crisis. London Transport is losing millions of pounds and thousands of passengers each year. The capital's roads are increasingly clogged with traffic and the Metropolitan Police Commissioner has warned that London could ' grind to a halt ' in the 80s. Meanwhile, politicians and planners bandy conflicting solutions, and the new head of London Transport. Sir Peter Mase field, has talked of ' harsh decisions ' ahead.
David Henshaw reports. Producer MAX EASTERMAN Editor COLIN ADAMS BBC Manchester
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