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Shipping Shortage Hits Exports S HIPP1NG difficulties caused a slump in
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exports in February, although production ' increased. Shipments of commercial vehicles declined by over 3,300 units during the month. Their value dropped by £1,261,357.
The weekly average of production rose from 5.441 in January to 5,683 in February. The total for the month was 22,732.. of which 14,728 were for export and 8,004 for the home market. Of the 21,674 goods vehicles, haulage tractors and special-type vehicles built, 10,565 were under 15-cwt. carrying capacity, 10,446 between 15 cwt. and 6 tons, and 663 over 6 Ions. Motorbuses and trolleybuses numbered 960. made up of 708 single-deck and 243 double-deck motorbuses, and nine trolleybuses. In addition, 98 batteryelectrics were built.
In the first two months of the year, 44,694 vehicles were constructed, of which 29,540 were for export and 15,154 for home users. Goods vehicles, road haulage tractors and special-type vehicles numbered 42,750 (20,461 under 15 cwt.. 20,887 from 15 cwt. to 6 tons, and 1,402 over 6 tons). Output of mototbuses and trolleybuses numbered 1,751 (1,227 single-deck and 501 doubledeck motorbuses and 23 trolleybuses). The total was completed by 193 battery. electrics.
Output of pedestrian-controlled delivery vehicles in the first two months of the year amounted to 67 units and of works trucks to 1,080.
Including dumpers and dump trucks. industrial trucks and trailers, the value of new commercial vehicles exported in February was £5,054,947. Figures issued by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders show that the number of units was 10,633, but this total does not include dumpers and dump trucks, and industrial trucks. January's commercial-vehicle exports were valued at £6,316,304, and the number was 14,032.
• In the first two months of the year, 24,654 commercial vehicles, valued at £11,368,691, were exported. Used commercial vehicles shipped numbered 579 (f405,446), and agricultural tractors 18,905 (£6,424,147). In addition, parts and accessories valued at £10,456,948 were shipped.