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Mutual Smoke Scheme
20th March 1964, Page 49
20th March 1964
Page 49
Page 49, 20th March 1964
— Mutual Smoke Scheme
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As forecast some months ago, the Road Haulage Association and Traders Road Transport Association have now started a joint "mutual smoke scheme" whereby members are being provided with printed postcards with which to notify other members when their vehicles are seen on the road emitting excessive exhaust smoke.
The postcards are intended for executives and not commercial drivers, and it is hoped that they will post a card as quickly as possible after seeing a smoking vehicle so that the owner can make a speedy inspection and take remedial action.
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Traders Road Transport Association, Road Haulage Association