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OVERDRIVE GETS DANGEROUS • Overdrive, the temporary driving specialists, has
28th April 1988, Page 31
28th April 1988
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— OVERDRIVE GETS DANGEROUS • Overdrive, the temporary driving specialists, has
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produced a guide which simplifies the Government's regulations on the carriage of dangerous goods in packages. The guide, for both operators and drivers, is a response to the regulations governing driver training, which came into force earlier this month.
It has been designed as a quick reference which cuts through the tangle of legal jargon inevitably contained in the official legislation, says Overdrive.
The guide points out how Overdrive can help the transport industry, by training selected temporary drivers in the distribution of dangerous goods in packages, and by offering expert guidance to operators in doubt.
Further information: Manpower House, 270/272 High Street, Slough SL1 11J.
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