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USERS OF TRANSPORT MUST PROVIDE 100,000 EXTRA WAGONS AND LORRIES

19th December 1941, Page 11
19th December 1941
Page 11
Page 11, 19th December 1941 — USERS OF TRANSPORT MUST PROVIDE 100,000 EXTRA WAGONS AND LORRIES
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

THERE must be no weak link in the chain of Britain's war effort. The gathering momentum of production must not be hindered by inadequate transport. The country needs immediately thousands more wagons and lorries. They cannot be manufactured because of shortage of labour, of materials, of time. Yet if you, transport users, will help to cut down standstill time by even 15 per cent., the nation's transport facilities will be increased—by the equivalent of 100,000 extra wagons and lorries.

In effect, you can do a great deal to supply Britain with these extra vehicles practically overnight. Now is the time to plan and work to get a Quicker Turnround of the vehicles you use.