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Costs of testing refuse lorries
5th November 1971, Page 22
5th November 1971
Page 22
Page 22, 5th November 1971
— Costs of testing refuse lorries
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• Mr J. L. Barber. superintendent of Hull Corporation cleansing department, last week said that the DoE plan to extend plating and testing to local council vehicles could well mean a need to purchase two additional refuse vehicles involving expenditure of up to £16,000.
The policy of the corporation was to operate the 70 vehicles in the department for 10 years. and Mr Barber noted that a 10-year-old vehicle would obviously not so easily pass the test as a two-year-old one. As well as possibly having to buy new refuse lorries they would have to meet an annual bill of more than £500 for preparing the fleet for testing, in addition to the test fees.
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