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13th April 1989, Page 6
13th April 1989
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

• Salaries for transport managers and distribution managers are rising well ahead of the rate of inflation and the national average management wage, according to a major new survey by the Reward Group. For details see Personnel Profile on page 61.

In a jam

• Road congestion is costing every British household around 210 a week, warns CBI director-general John Banham. He says the congestion is the consequence of inadequate planning and investment.

Take the chair

• Richard Llewellyn has been voted chairman of the RHA's Young Executive Section. Membership has risen from 40 to 142 during the past year: Llewellyn takes over from Mark Currie.

Giltpack deal

▪ Wincanton Distribution Services has won a fiveyear contract with Southampton-based Giltpackto distribute its packaging products around the UK. WDS has taken conrol of Giltpack's fleet of eight rigids and one attic, and will supply the drivers.

Safe doors

• Doors on London's 4,000 driver-only buses are to be replaced by new safety doors if trials with a system built by Overton prove successful.

A spokeswoman for London Buses says the Overton system is proving more successful in trials than previous systems: if the scheme goes ahead it will cost London Buses around £3m.

Third route

• Eurotunnel might build a third, freight-only Channel Tunnel. Progress on the present Channel Tunnel excavations is improving, with 13km completed by the end of March, but the scheduled completion date has still been put back a month to 15 June 1993.


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