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State To Spend £350,000 On Vehicle Testing Equipment
FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT rr HE Government has set aside £350,000 in the coming financial year for equipment for -Ithe testing of heavy goods vehicles. Estimates from the......
Eec Plan To Break Deadlock
I N an attempt to get transport policy plans moving and break the deadlock which has existed since the Ministers' failure to agree on a forked rates system at their last......
Under Review: Lights, Controls, Ventilation, Etc.
A COMPLETE review of the Construction and Use and Lighting Regulations was forecast in the Commons last week by Mr. John Morris, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of......
Ctas Could Be Threat To Rural Bus Services
WARNING that the setting up of Conurbation Transport Authorities could lead to fewer rural bus services was given to the Government last week by Mr. Geoffrey Wilson (Tory,......