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Roadline's invasion

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15th June 1979

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Page 6, 15th June 1979 — Roadline's invasion

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ROADLINE has started a new service designed to open u] Highlands by offering new collection and delivery faciliti Inverness, Ross, Cromarty Sutherland and Caithness.

The extension to the Roadline service marks a major mov the company, whose service previously ended at Elgin.

Now Aberdeen will play a major part in the new developr Goods will be transported in bulk from Aberdeen to the Ilands, where local delivery will be handled by local Roa drivers based at Inverness, Dingwall and Wick.

Rates will be based on the weight of the consignment am distance it has to travel. Customers with their own transpor trunk into Aberdeen and leave Roadline to handle the delivery.