Britain not out of step'
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ZITAIN IS NOT out of step Europe and it is up to the C to find solutions to the .oblems facing British dustries, said EEC Director Transport Robert Le Goy, is week.
Speaking at the Road aulage Association's annual inference, in Torquay, he id the EEC would not be a ;eful body if it could not find te solution to the problems of member country.
And he told delegates there ill ultimately be a common ansport policy for the Nine tad that policy will be esigned to eliminate unfair mnpetition.
Answering a question from . B. Llewellyn, of conofreight, M. Le Goy said ritain's island economy was eing taken into account Then new EEC regulations /ere formulated.
EEC cash was to be used to evelop transport links for use a trading and they would nclude money to develop erries for Britain and Ireland.
On permits he said the :ommunity was working owards a state of complete reedom for hauliers. And a proposal to double the quotas if international permits is to ;o before the European :.ouncil of Transport dinisters when it meets in 3ecember.