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11th April 1969, Page 47
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Ir. G. A. Miles, who is responsible for K and Irish traffic of the Rubberoid Co. om its UK depots at Enfield. Stirling and is recommending to his board that the any should discontinue the operation of el vehicles, he told CM this week.
traffic travels largely on vehicles on act A licence but there are still a few es in the Rubberoid fleet. Despite the 3m which it appears the new licensing rri will afford to own-account operators, Iles considers that the capital investment 'ed in designing and constructing pre, to meet the requirements of the 1968 port Act cannot be justified.
;h week Rubberoid exports 100 tons of oducts to Ireland using hired transport. is another factor in Mr. Miles' calculahe cannot obtain return-load traffic.
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