Poster; Staggering means common sense, unknown, 1943

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Reference number	1983/4/5660
Artist	unknown
Dates	1943
Collection	Posters
Object type	Poster
Print code	1246-3556-2500
Location	Acton Depot
Topics	Customer information Rush hour Commuting Second World War
Completeness	84% 84% ?

• Physical description

  Dimensions

  Attribute	Value
  Height	1016mm
  Width	635mm
  Descriptive size	Double royal

  Colour

  Attribute	Value
  Colour	Pink

  Item content

  Attribute	Value
  Object title	Staggering means common sense
  Text	Staggering means - a mutual arrangement of office and workshop hours so that the time of arrival and departure is spread over at least half an hour - less queueing for buses and trams and more room in trains - greater efficiency and more comfort in travel - applying the same principle to travel as applies to the lunch hour which is Common Sense - Staggering means - a mutual arrangement of office and workshop hours so that the time of arrival and departure is spread over at least half an hour - less queueing for buses and trams and more room in trains - greater efficiency and more comfort in travel - applying the same principle to travel as applies to the lunch hour which is Common Sense -

• People involved

  Role	Person(s) involved
  Artist	Unknown, 1943
  Printer	The Baynard Press,
  Publisher	London Transport, 1943