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Malcolm Millard MGM Haulage Flexforcl, Southampton It could take at
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— Malcolm Millard MGM Haulage Flexforcl, Southampton It could take at
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least a year for the new regulations to 'bed in', and for the industry to have a good idea of how well it's working, reckons Millard.
"It's a good idea, but it's far too early to say what effect it is having." he adds.
But like all panel members, he is pleased to see action being taken against foreign drivers who commit offences and flee the country to avoid prosecution, only to return at a later date scot-free.
"I am pleased, but I still think that every truck that comes into UK ports should be weighed on entry. This would address the problem of overloading and the dangers it presents to other road users.'
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