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2nd August 2001, Page 5
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[he RIA is urging owner-dris to fight back against cornIles refusing them rate reases because the VED late they received last year ans they don't need them.

Bob Stacey of the Road ilage Association made the I in response to "uneasy siblings" from his own moms and calls from angry ner-drivers to CM. "The VED 'ate was from government to niers. Drivers can approach for help and we will talk to e companies doing this."

One owner-driver, who works • iggregates group Tarmac,

says that he was told he had not been given an increase in his rates a month ago because he "had already had it through the rebate". Another Tarmac owner-driver adds: "We have to make the government understand that this is happening. The rebate has nothing to do with Tarmac." Tarmac declined to comment on the situation.

Last month CM reported that RMC Readymix owner-drivers in Scotland were asked to repay their rebates to RMC which claimed its haulage rates for the year had been based on the higher VED rate (CM 12-18 July).

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