"No New Dawn ": T.R.T.A. Warning
9th November 1951, Page 32
9th November 1951
Page 32
Page 32, 9th November 1951
— "No New Dawn ": T.R.T.A. Warning
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Chatham–kent, Politics
" j DO not think you should anticipate
1 completely new dawn for road transport as a result of the change of Government. In my opinion we can expect a continuance of attacks on our freedom and that being so, it is vital that all those who operate their own vehicles should not relax their vigilance."
Mr. R. E. G. Brown, secretary of the London and Home Counties Area of the Traders' Road Transport Association, gave this warning at a meeting in Chatham, last week. He added tint the transport problem arose because a railway system developed in the 19th century had to be adapted to 20thcentury conditions. "There has been no real attempt to make this adaptation," Mr. Brown declared.