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THE 35,000 HAULIERS in the Czech Republic are finding it
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Keywords :
Europe, Geography, Czech Republic, Czech Language, European Union, Truck Driver, Politics
hard to follow EU trucking regs because they haven't yet been translated into Czech.
Martin Sprynar of the Czech hauliers' association warns: "They have no idea what rules are actually in force.Many hauliers assume erroneously that only regulations in Czech are effective."
EC translations of all EU regs were due by 1 May, but are expected "by the Autumn".
About 30,000 Czech trucks enter the UK every year.