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PROHIBITIONS
4th October 1986, Page 20
4th October 1986
Page 20
Page 20, 4th October 1986
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Evidence was given by a vehicle examiner that in July two immediate and three delayed prohibitions were imposed after an examination of eight vehicles.
Cole said that he had now made a contract with the Freight Transport Association to inspect the vehicles every three months. He proposed converting a warehouse into an additional workshop, increasing his own fitting staff from two to three and replacing four or five of his older vehicles. He gave an undertaking to carry out spot checks on vehicles as a quality control on his own fitters' inspections.