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Seeing red

30th January 1992
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

• The Freight Transport Association has "major reservations" about plans to increase London's Red Routes to more than 483Iun by 1996.

Dee deferred

• 0-licence applications by John Dee in four traffic areas will be adjourned until the Transport Tribunal hears a Road Haulage Association appeal against Dee's licence in the North-East, says Senior Licensing Authority Ronald Ashford.

Ralph Cropper

• Ralph Cropper, founder of Beckenham-based consultancy Transport Counsellors, has died.

Norton wins

• Former National Welsh managing director Brian Norton has won more than £3,800 compensation for unfair dismissal after being sacked by the firm 14 months ago. National Welsh is currently in receivership.

No interest

• The Government has ruled out introducing laws to force firms to pay interest on outstanding debts.

Welcome road

• Plans to upgrade the A64 from York to Malton are being welcomed by the Road Haulage Association.

Bashing signs

• Infra-red systems warning truck drivers of Low bridges are to be set up across the country. Beams will detect vehicles which are too high and send a warning to the driver.