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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

IAT's wrong with the road ilage industry today, with 10,000 firms folding since recession began?

et me give you an example. required a valuable machine vered from Glasgow to ds urgently with the buyer inging transport. On removal a battered lorry arrived late, )ald tyres and without h ropes, driven if that is word by a bleary-eyed haven driver who had been ing all night.

n urgent call to the buyer for ther vehicle was refused and reluctantly had to load our hine onto the truck. We w half the loose parts would er arrive but what could we Contrast this with the service we received from the largest haulage contractor in Europe. An inquiry resulted in a visit from the son-in-law of the founder within ten minutes. The deal was clinched with a nod and a handshake.

An immaculate vehicle with an expert driver appeared and the job was completed ahead of schedule without a hitch. Mr Haulage Contractor please note! A. G. McHARG

Glasgow

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