Bach to school
9th January 1997, Page 25
9th January 1997
Page 25
Page 25, 9th January 1997
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0 ruck dealer Greenhous Leyland Daf has been working with the Road Haulage Association to take the message into schools that trucks are a Good Thing but care needs to be taken in their vicinity. The Midlands dealer kicked off its campaign by sending service marketing executive Brian Griffiths into Lakelands School in Ellesmere, Shropshire. Pupils were shown safe behaviour around trucks including a demonstration of blind spots and and an explanation of the cut-in effect. The children were also told about the importance of trucks in today's society How schools have changed. In the Hawk's day the nearest a youngster gut to a practical demonstration of transport methods was when a chalk duster came flying towards his ear.
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Organisations:
Road Haulage Association, Lakelands School
People:
Greenhous Leyland Daf, Brian Griffiths