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7th January 1977, Page 16
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DATA on transport in 152 countries is contained in the new second edition of the International Road Transport Union book World Transport Data out this week.

The book contains information on international traffic and has tables on air transport and an outline of the infrastructure of freight movements in each country. Western Europe plus the Eastern Bloc and Latin America and the developing countries are being covered as well as parts of Asia and Africa.

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To make advisory spee limits enforceable woul necessarily mean that the sy: tern would be Less fiexiblo added Mr Horam.

At present, 580 miles motorway were equipped t display advisory speed limit and plans were in train for 38 more miles.

But, said Mr Horam, th Minister had no plans t extend the motorway sig nailing system to dual cal riageway roads — a mov suggested by Mr Griffiths fc fog-prone areas.

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