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LDoY fee is pegged
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DESPITE RAMPANT infl tion the fee to enter ne: year's Commercial Mot' Lorry Driver of the Year cor petition is not to be increase The wide support given to ti Final by the commerci. vehicle industry and i associates has enabled the ft to be pegged for at least a yea A few small changes are 1 be made next year. Anyor who has had a licence endo sement for speeding within a 12 months immediately pr.' ceding the date of the con petition will no longer be el gible to enter. Endorserner for any offence will result i exclusion.
No vehicle exceeding th maximum legal length will t admitted. Classes D, G and. are particularly affected. tile Finals at Cranfield on Se! tember 7, there will be thre instead of four manoeuvrin tests and a distance judgin exercise.
The aim is to save time an to avoid the late finish that 1 an unfortunate feature of th Finals, when some 300 corr petitors take part. The prc ceedings will also start half a hour earlier than this year.
Time will further be save by abandoning the midda presentation of minor award and making all presentation at the end of the contest.