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Dn spray 'HIS WEEK a report is being Lelivered to the Transport 4inistry which represents our years' research into 'arious ways of reducing the pray thrown up by large .ommercial vehicles.
The research in the main vas carried out at ;outhampton University )epartment of Aeronautics tad includes filming vehicles itted with various types of nudwings to the trailers while ravelling at speed on the M3.
It will be some time before he Ministry decides whether .he 100-page report comes up with any remarkable new nudwing design or other anti;pray device. formed earlier this year has moved into a new headquarters in Edinburgh from where operations at the Scotstoun and Bathgate plants will be controlled, The new headquarters will be the base for sales and marketing forces plus quality control, manufacturing, personnel, finance and administration but the product engineering staffs will stay at their factory bases.
Division general manager Harold Musgrove commented that the new headquarters will provide all the needs of the division and provide a convenient central location for visiting customers and associates.
He added that the formation of the division with its headquarters in Edinburgh would enable decisions affecting the Scottish plants to be made locally thus giving a faster and more effective response.