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Gove should raise a huge nation for tackling Britain's most I problem—her inadequate roac put forward by an M.P. last wed'. money, said Mr. Frank NI( Labour M.P. for Bradford East, be used for an all-out drive tc our roads up to Continental stanc
He suggested that a small r board of traffic engineers should the policy and that they should t lated, as far as possible, from poli other pressure.
Mr. McLeavy, who is one M.P.s sponsored by the Transpc General Workers' Union, expres views on British roads in the late of the Union's journal.
Traffic congestion in our larg and towns, he maintained, w slowing-up of road transport, was to affect the ability of industry I the keen competition in world n Transport costs were a vital ft the cost of production. More ways of transport, by the provi better roads, would be beneficial nation.
"Unless we press forward wit speed during the next three yi provide a nation-wide network oi roads, and improve existing or shall be in some difficulty in m ing our present volume of expo declared.