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INTERNATIONAL

SIMPLE MINDS • A simplified four-part dangerous goods note has been introduced by the Simpler Trade Procedures Board.

It has the backing of many large ferry operators including P&O and Sealink.

Contact 01-287 3525.

EXCHANGE RANGE • Lucas Diesel Parts and Service has launched a starters and alternators exchange range covering 90% of commercial engines. Manufacturers include Bosch, Marelli, Butec, Delco, Paris Rhone and SEV. Lucas has also introduced a range of heavy-duty high-output CAV alternators for PSVs.

Contact 01-323 9549.

NATIONWIDE PARTS • King Trailers is setting up a national spare parts network. The first three centres are at HJ Banks, West Cornhill, Co Durham, (0740) 652611; and Rowlinson Plant Hire, Falconer Road, Haverhill, Suffolk, (0440) 702568.

Scotland is being covered by Alex Inglis (Blantyre), near Glasgow, (0698) 823213. SMALL PACKAGES • Federal Express has launched a new parcels service called 25*24, aimed at large volume shippers of lightweight, single-pack consignments.

Small parcels (weighing up to 25kg) represent more than one third of the total UK business to business delivery market.

Contact (0203) 343333.

BAR DISCOUNTS • The British Association of Removers has launched a discount scheme for its member customers.

Special offers and discounts have been agreed with a number of companies including B&Q, Debenhams, Queensway, HSS Hire Shops, British Gas, Telecom Security and General Accident. Contact Ken Darvall (0734) 864422.

PRODUCTS

COOL CABS • Long-distance drivers will welcome the new range of cigar lighter-powered cool boxes from Coleman.

Two versions are available: the 25-litre turbofridge costs about £129; and the 30-litre, automatic voltage switching superfridge, £149.

Contact (0734) 333331.

LIGHT LIVERIES 111 Transport managers considering a new livery for their light commercials may be interested in the new Vehicle Outline Graphics Pack from 3M, priced at 299.50.

The pack contains outlines of 25 light commercials, including Ford, Austin Rover, Renault, Nissan and Vauxhall models, in three different perspectives. Detailed specifications are given, and acetate sheets help the operator choose the most suitable livery.

Contact (0344) 58438.

B E SAFE B E SEEN

• Alvescot International's Warnblinker 'Bright-Eyes' clipon safety light ensures you can be seen at night.

The lightweight device, priced at about £6, has two high-intensity red lights, set in a showerproof plastic case, which flash alternately and are visible at long distances.

Ideal for staff working at night in busy depots or for breakdowns, the Warnblinker is powered by a long-life Lithium battery which is guaranteed for five years and provides 30 hours of continuous use. A special switch means it cannot be accidentally turned on. Contact David Merton on (0993) 842898.

IMPROVED PERFORMANCE • Uniroyal has launched two tyres for PSV operators.

For coaches there's a new version of the low-profile Monopoly T600 range, which has an improved tread pattern for better all-weather performance; and for citybuses, Uniroyal has developed a new version of its Monopoly R200