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RHA backs scrap scheme
9th April 2009, Page 14
9th April 2009
Page 14
Page 14, 9th April 2009
— RHA backs scrap scheme
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ROAD HAULAGE would be encouraged if a vehicle scrappage scheme was introduced, says the Road Haulage Association — which also argues it should be OK to offset a car against a new CV.
The scheme, being considered by the government, would allow cars and light CVs over nine years old to be scrapped in return for £2,000 towards a new vehicle.
Roger King, RHA chief executive, says: "We can see no reason why a car could not be scrapped to partially offset the purchase of a new van or truck."