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SHOWING OFF COMMUNITY TRANSPORT • The fourth transport show will be held at Leeds University on 16-17 September. The show is designed for community transport operators, dial-aride operators, rural transport development officers and local authority transport managers.
Vehicle and seat manufacturers, coachbuilders, leasing agents and ramp manufacturers will all be showing off their products. For details phone 061-366 6685 or 061-351 1475. 'ORKSHOP DNFERENCE I Commercial Motor's second orkshop Conference and ex*ion takes place on 21 and September at Telford ex)itions centre in Shropshire. ie event combines theory, actical demonstrations and an hibition covering all aspects vehicle maintenance (see ge 28).
For further details contact iristina Stewart at First vent on 01-222 8866.
ITO THE 19908 AT UTOTECH '89 I "Meeting the challenge of .e 90s" is the theme of the ennial Autotech '89 internams bus, truck and car proict and technology exhibition, be held at the National Exbition Centre on 14-17 ovember 1989.
Jointly organised by the NEC id the Institution of Mechacal Engineers, the event's m is to encourage 'technology ansfer' — the exchange of eas between engineers from I over the world.
For more information about le event, contact Rob Whitngton or Michael Bolton on )543) 257881.
OW MY TENDER — rs THE LAW 1 Under new legislation, local uthorities are obliged to put leir transport operations out ) tender. A one-day confer nee is being held on 22 eptember at the National Iotor Cycle Museum in Birmigham to discuss the opportuities for transport operators ) supply the authorities.
The conference will cover legal aspects of competitive ..ndering; how to buy third arty transport services and andering for vehicle contracts. For more information, conact Cheryl Hunter: telephone D823) 277760.