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SSOCIATED Commercial Vehicles. Ltd., have acquired a substantial shareholding in N.V. Auto-Industrie Verheul, the distributor in the Netherlands for the A.C.V. Group's main subsidiary, A.E.C., Ltd. Mr. J. 0. BowIey and Mr. J. D. Slater, directors of A.E.C., Ltd., are joining the board of Verheul. In addition, detailed arrangements have been finalized whereby Verheul and A.E.C. are to co-operate in the development of a range of heavy commercial vehicles specially suited to the requirements of the European market. Considerable progress has already been made by Verheul in developing the manufacture of Continental-styled vehicles incorporating A.E.C. designs, and orders already received include a contract for 40 A.E.C.-Verheul single-deck buses which are to be put into service in Amsterdam.
Probe into London Night Parking rIFFICIAL investigations into the night parking of heavy commercial vehicles in residential streets have now started. First areas to be looked at are Bermondsey and Lambeth, where the Ministry of Transport, in collaboration with the Metropolitan Police, are consulting officials of the two councils.
Other areas would be considered in due course, said Mr. Marples last week, and the London County Council and other affected councils and bodies would be consulted. He defined the object of the investigation as "to establish the facts and seek practical solutions to the problem."