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ED PARGETER Director, EP Training Leatherhead, Surrey "Rest areas are
23rd November 2006, Page 38
23rd November 2006
Page 38
Page 38, 23rd November 2006
— ED PARGETER Director, EP Training Leatherhead, Surrey "Rest areas are
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an absolutely super idea" says Pargeter, a training specialist. "I use the M40 quite a lot and normally stop at Warwick services. It's always completely full up with trucks."
He says drivers simply need a chance to rest free of charge.
"They just need some toilets and maybe an area where they can sit out if the weather's rice. They shouldn't have to pay but shouldn't be allowed to stay overnight it must only be for short stops during the day."
Ed Pargeter