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0-licence responsibility

17th January 1975
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

Your survey of van rental (CM 3) is valuable because compz ing vehicles need the maxim' ligence they can get if the choose wisely. If as a result companies can improve thei standards, that is an added t But there is a deeper signif your article in that it highlight deficiency of the 0-licensing really is quite inequitable company hiring — in trans] particularly when it is a ye term arrangement, should b€ to shoulder the total legal ibility for the condition of 1 vehicles. Yet that is what the with the ultimate sanctioi company 0-licence is at risl circumstances over which i practical control.

Surely it is time that son legal responsibility was shif. companies hiring out the ye the FTA suggested in its r Government of the 0-licensir last year. In other words, son licensing system should be d the hire companies.

H. R. FEATHE Director Freight Transport As

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