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German anti - lock
4th October 1986, Page 22
4th October 1986
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• From 1987, anti-locking systems will be compulsory in West Germany, but in order for this new ruling to be implemented properly it will have to be backed up by the introduction of EEC regula tions. The Federal Transport Minister is backed by the German truck industry in his campaign to get a new EEC ruling introduced and the EEC guidelines on brakes already
'nclude testing requirements for ABSs. Daimler-Benz and Wabco, along with MAN and Bosche have already invested heavily in the development of anti-lock braking systems. Verkehrs-Rundschau, August '30.