In 1933 the newly formed London Passenger Transport Board took over London United Tramways. Fulwell became London Transport's main trolleybus works making use of some of the space available. It was thus one of the last two depots to convert to motor buses on 9 May 1962.
In 1933, the newly formed London Passenger Transport Board took over London United Tramways. Fulwell became a major trolleybus manufacturing facility, utilizing some of the available space. It was one of the last two depots to convert to motor buses on May 9th, 1962.