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Vital statistics • Freight traffic through UK ports dropped by

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4th October 1990

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11 million tonnes in 1989 — the first reduction since 1981 according to the Department of Transport's annual report: Transport Statistics: Great Britain. The publication shows that the number of licensed HGVs has dropped by 28,000 to 478,000 in the 10 years to 1989, while the total amount of goods moved by HGVs has increased since 1979.