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Inevitable effect
7th June 1974, Page 21
7th June 1974
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The IR feels that OR: inevidfhle effect of the existing social regirlathins in the FTC w ill be the disappearance of a large number of passeriger routes as thri, became mini rfrtahk. On the other hand this means the disappearance of small and medium-sized
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It strongly urges that any limits, ioreekly or fortnightl, should be such that companies could adapt the use of their vehicles to operational requirements, and that compulsory periods of rest should consider both the driver's convenience and operating requirements.