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4th February 1988, Page 32
4th February 1988
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SPANISH FLYER • Lorry drivers going into Spain through Irun face long delays at customs, warns the International Road Transport Union. Customs officers, however, have introduced a novel scheme to beat the queues. A motorbike rider collects documents from drivers while they wait, takes them to the customs office and returns them to the lorry. Drivers are then free to drive on. This optional service costs 200 pesetas.

SWISS LAW CHANGE • The Swiss government has revised its laws on carrying dangerous goods. Certain categories of goods will be allowed to go through the St Gothard road tunnel — provided they are in small quantities and are not a risk.