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Gregory supports fuel-spill safety campaign
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WEST COUNTRY haulage giant Gregory Distribution has thrown its weight behind a campaign highlighting the dangers of diesel spills on Devon's roads.
The Spiller Killer campaign, which was launched by Devon County Council. aims to raise awareness of the problem and pos sible consequences, of diesel spills.
'The North Tawton-based firm, which has 1,000 staff and more than 400 trucks, is asking drivers to report any potentially dangerous spills and to take precautionary measures by not overfilling their vehicles' fuel tanks.
Paul Wills, driver training manager at Gregory Distribution, says:"We are only too aware of the dangers of diesel spillage, having lost one of our own vehicles to this type of hazard."
Local companies interested in supporting the campaign should call the Road Safety Helpdesk on 01392 446 124.