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RIALIFICATION which could it towards a transport • ager's licence if this becomes eatory will 'be provided by a course on administration in sport engineering. The course -commence in September at le College of TechnOlogy, ton-under-Lyne, and will ine attendance on two evenings week till June, 1976.
7inciples of foremanship and day to day running of a de workshop will figure larin the studies, which will include transport regulations they affect the transport near.
Vey to the course is restricted minimum academic qualificaof the City and Guilds cerlite in heavy vehicle mechanics-quivalent.
trther information from the course tutor, D. J. .Leeming at the college the address of which is Beaufort Road, Ashton-underLyne, 026 6NX.
Michelin's 70 series
A NEW SERIES of .70 per cent aspect ratio tyres for commercial vehicles has been introduced by Michelin. The new tyres are suitable for 22.5in drop-centre wheels and because of their appreciably smaller rolling radius reduce loading height significantly.
The 70 Series tyres are available in the following two sizes: 11/70 R 22,5 XZZ; and 12/70 R 22.5 XZZ.