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'HE present level of road onstruction has to be mainlined, says proposals in the 'ransport White Paper, and lie emphasis on motorways 'ill be in the South East, Vales and Scotland.
Road maintenance is likely o suffer, although road consruction units are unlikely to le affected.
A Department of Transport pokesman said an annual Vhite Paper on roads was a iossibility.
Fuel tax, he continued, would play an increasing part n transport operation in the 'uture. It was also anticipated hat, as fuel became less ivailable, additional restriclye use taxes could be imposd.
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