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Know a man by his driving
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HEN Peter Thompson, chief ecutive of what is now the rtional Freight Co Ltd, said at a bad driver could cost his nployer £4,000 a year more an a good one, he puts his finir on a common social probII. Addressing the Chartered stitute of Transport, he ressed the need for drivers to r more sympathetic to their Respect for other people's .operty seems to be generally cking. The worst manifestaHis are the actions of hooliins, but many other examples in be seen every day in car 3rks and elsewhere. The litter -oblem is another common as.act of disregard for others.
I suspect that the driver who is tmpathetic to his vehicle is One manufacturer recently had to put out a list of eight corrections to a Press release on a new model, and without a word of apology for the inconvenience caused. Perhaps that's what comes of employing a la-di-da public relations consultancy with a posh address.