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"Illegal ride: bus hopping in the Corporate Area is again on the increase as these boys indicated along Half Way Tree Road yesterday. What the youngsters don't seem to realize is that they are flirting with death. Shortly after this picture was taken…

"The new bus shelter erected by the JOS on Arthur Wint Drive which is designed to protect the public from rain and splashing by passing vehicles. This shelter is the first of a number that will be built and the length will be increased to 12 feet to…

"At Guava Ridge passengers disembark and others, carrying bags of coffee to the factory."

"Corporate are commuters yesterday seeking other means of transportation after JOS workers walked off their jobs. Even the clock seemed to strike because this photograph was taken after 4:00pm."

"The JOS has embarked on a campaign to keep the few vehicles on the road clean and to keep their working area clean. Here a bus get its daily wash at the sophisticated automatic washer at Tivoli."

"Extra bus washing: Four automatic bus washing machines owned by the JOS are all in action again after several weeks on half service due to a shortage of imported parts. Now, besides every bus passing through the washing machines each night,…

Photograph shows five (5) male bus workers in Britain dressed in jackets, ties and hats appearing to be signing a document resting on a table. They all, except for one, have pens in hands. Three wear broad smiles.

"Bus-car accident: Two people were admitted to hospital following an accident involving a JOS bus and a Chevelle motorcar along the Half Way Tree Road early yesterday. Reports said the bus was being driven by Albert Wright of Maxfield Avenue ran into…

Photograph showing Wan's Self-Serve, a shop on Manchester Street in Spanish Town, St. Catherine. A woman is seen walking by this two-storey building while one man looks inside.

"Wellington Street, Spanish Town - Small commercial units with associated vehicular parking adjacent to shops and banks is a feature which is typical of most parish capitals."