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28th July 1994, Page 80
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The first catalogue from S-P Technology covers equipment from compression testers to breakout boxes and code readers. A catalogue is expected from S-P Tools in the Autumn.

Annual testing

The Retail Motor Federation says improved road safety and reduced vehicle emissions can only be achieved by annual testing from new, Its research shows 38% of threeyear-old vehicles fail their MoT tests.

Growing network

York Transpart has 11 new dealers in its network, bringing the number up to 33. The company distributes parts for all makes of truck and trailer.

Shock moves

Shock absorber manufacturer Gabriel plans to expand its OE fitments with truck and trailers manufacturers.

Partner plan

Shell is launching "Partnership Programme" which includes product and technology updates, help in recruiting and training, a scheme to keep customers aware of industry opinion and advice on improving public image.

Fitter final

The final of the Truck Tyre Fitter of the Year is on 4 September at the 1RTE-BTAC technical trials at MIRA.

Roadside cover

National Breakdown has introduce a personal accident insurance scheme for fitters killed or injured while on roadside recovery. It will pay £50,000 to the family of a fitter employed by a National Breakdown service operator who is killed While attending a roadside breakdown.

BPW guide Axle and suspension manufacturer BPW has published a Parts and Service Directory showing its dealer and service network. Copies are available from BPW on (0533) 787875.

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