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• From A for Abnormal loads to V for Vehicles, the first edition of the Road Haulage Association's Haulage Manual mblished this week provides information Ind advice between hard covers under 109 dphabetical subject headings.
Understandably, much of this new tolume is taken up with transport -egulations—which are very effectively iovered—but it also devotes space to echnical and commercial aspects of road iaulage, while extensive information is arovided on the RHA's own services and )rganization.
It is trite but true to say that this is an :ssential reference book for hauliers—and vhen postal services are resumed all RHA nembers will be getting a copy. Extra :opies will be obtainable by members from he RHA price £2. It is intended to revise he book annually. Minor criticisms which night be taken into account for next year ire that the index of contents is rather weak, ind in very small type, and that some ubjects are treated rather wordily for a
.eference book. B.C.