(1955 road safety film)

The legendary American hero comes to Kingston upon Hull to promote road safety. This entertaining short was presented by the Kingston-Upon Hull Road Safety (Special) Committee. A police officer plays Davy Crockett and the film was photographed and produced by the local police.
Davy ties his horse up to a bus stop, which leads to an argument with the driver of Kingston upon Hull Corporation 336 (OKH336), a 1953 Weymann Aurora bodied AEC Regent III:

…and 1945 Sunbeam W/Roe trolleybus 84 (GRH360) passes:

Glimpses of other Hull vehicles:

Davy and his horse encounter East Yorkshire 433 (JAT401), a 1947 Leyland Titan PD1 with distinctively domed Roe bodywork designed to pass under the famous Beverley Bar in nearby Beverley, with another behind:

He's also followed by another Hull Corporation bus, a 1949 AEC Regent III/Roe from the KATxxx batch:

This Regent III appears to be from the same batch:

….and we also see the contrast between the liveries of East Yorkshire and Hull Corporation:

Viewable at the Yorkshire Film Archive