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It's all about having respect
20th November 2008, Page 19
20th November 2008
Page 19
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SO TRUCKNET UK's Rikki Chequer doesn't have a lot of good to say about the RHA's (and URTU's) response to the quip made by Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson (CM 13 November), Maybe the RHA, which is made up of operators as opposed to drivers, values its employees more than the drivers do themselves.
Why did the RHA complain?
Well, we respect and value drivers. An aside about them is a derogatory one about us all.
If some take exception to the RHA's stance on this, then all I can say is 'guilty as charged'. Roger King Chief executive RHA