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The Department for Transport's report, Road Goods UK-registered. However, the total number of trucks Vehicles Travelling to Mainland Europe: Q1 2004, shows travelling to the Continent has jumped 123% during that the UK's international hauliers are still being the past 16 years, although the proportion of UK operasqueezed out of the market by foreign competitors tors handling international work has plummeted from only one truck in five crossing to the Continent is now 48% in 1998 to 25% in 2004.
The Department for Transport's report, Road Goods UK-registered. However, the total number of trucks Vehicles Travelling to Mainland Europe: Q1 2004, shows travelling to the Continent has jumped 123% during that the UK's international hauliers are still being the past 16 years, although the proportion of UK operasqueezed out of the market by foreign competitors tors handling international work has plummeted from only one truck in five crossing to the Continent is now 48% in 1998 to 25% in 2004.