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OLYMPIC PRESSURE
20th May 2010, Page 14
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As the TC overseeing the South Eastern and Metropolitan Traffic Areas, a key part of Brown's job over the next two years will be to ensure goods are transported smoothly to and from the London 2012 Olympic sites by commercial vehicles.
Last year he met representatives from the Olympic Delivery Authority to discuss in detail the transport strategy that will support the games in the capital. Brown will hold further meetings with officials this year to make sure preparations on the road transport side are progressing smoothly.
He says: "This event is going to require huge movements of supplies, equipment and people. VOSA will be looking at contractors and operators, making sure what is done is legal."