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16th February 1968

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The average weekly circulation of COMMERCIAL MOTOR in 1967, as certified by the Audit Bureau of Circulation, was 34,276 copies, This is an increase of 1,552 copies a week over the figure for the previous year and gives COMMERCIAL MOTOR an even greater lead over its nearest weekly competitor.

Net sales, certified by ABC, averaged 1,409 copies a week more than in 1966. This is the fourth year running in which CM has substantially increased its circulation and net sales.