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No Safer Driver

2nd November 1951
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THERE was no safer driver on the roads than the driver of a heavy commercial vehicle, and it was false to speak of the dangers of "huge vehicles hurtling along the roads at excessive speeds." Mr. Frank F. Fowler, national chairman of the Road Haulage Association, made this statement last week when he presented a number of safety-first awards to drivers of the Crow Carrying Co., Ltd. Mr. Fowler referred to the high standard of service that could be achieved by employers and employees working together in free enterprise, and looked forward to progress with the change of Government.

Mr. H. H. Crow, M.Inst.T„ chairman of the Crow Carrying Co., Ltd., mentioned the advances which the company hoped to make now that it had a modern depot ,at Barking.