Talk:United Automobile Services

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Other names used by the company

United (or possibly subsidiary companies) also used the names "Tees" and "TMS" (during the 1990s at least) which are not mentioned in the article. Tees had a yellow/red livery and was the name used around the Middlesbrough/Redcar areas I think, and there were "TMS" buses (usually Bristol LH's in a blue and white livery) in Stockton and Billingham, and possibly in other areas. I don't know if these were companies that were taken over by, or part of United, or just brand names that were used. --Snigbrook ^(talk) 02:32, 14 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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