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Getting the facts
21st September 1979, Page 59
21st September 1979
Page 59
Page 59, 21st September 1979
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Can you help me please with the following queries?
1, With regard to driver hours and records, what is meant by domestic driving?
2, Are coaches allowed in the third lane on motorways?
3, TIR carnets what do these initials stand for?
W. L. ADAMS Course Organiser, Motor Vehicle Division, Department of Engineering and Building, Leigh College, Wigan, Lancs.
1, Domestic driving. A journey in the United Kingdom — England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern lreland where the EEC rules do not apply is defined as a domestic journey.
2, Coaches are allowed in the third lane of motorways and are subject to a 70mph speed limit.
3, 7-113 — Transport International Rou tier. — Editor.