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R HA and NEC in trying rotect their interests at axpense of owner-drivers would-be owner-drivers. ut I was horrified to read he BAOD (CM, June 16) ng similarly for stronger :ences, rate controls, etc. he majority of owner ars whom I have met — I am one myself — are bumf earning a living, ritailning their vehicles bookwork, and evading ever-growing army of )aucrats to become olved in this sort of iciation, which is a pity use the association is then representative of majority.
his is a country which ports free enterprise and means free for anyone, just those selected and roved by any vociferous )ciation of self-interested inessmen.
support the unions as :ectors of the working i against the practices of lagement, and I support man who has opted out his set-up in order to :er himself, if he's lucky. Ve must not allow any or Of industry or eminent to misuse the :hinery of law to protect If from the normal mess pressures of fitability and efficiency. CE TAYLOR, vel, Gravesend, Kent.