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ENCOURAGING SAFETY
12th November 2009, Page 6
12th November 2009
Page 6
Page 6, 12th November 2009
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Transport, Road Safety, Road Traffic Safety, Road Transport, Brake, Lower Saxony, Brake, 3m, Disaster / Accident
Global manufacturing giant and maker of retro-reflective tape 3M is encouraging operators to act now and use conspiarty markings on HGVs and trailers as part of "good safety practice".
3M is a sponsor of road safety charity Brake's Road Safety Week, which runs from 23 to 29 November.
Kate Shepherd, Brake fundrarsing manager, says the charity was "disappointed" the regulations were delayed, but is pleased to see that operators are being encouraged to adopt the markings.
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