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Hauliers count down days...
SCOTTISH HAULIERS that ref ed on the Rosyth to Zeebrugge ferry crossing, which Superfast ended last September, are counting down the days until the service is resumed.
Norfolkline, which plans to revive the service in May with three overnight sailings each way per week, says interest from freight companies is high and it intends to accept freight bookings within weeks. Commercial rates are in the process of being finalised.
Duncan Adams, for Duncan Adams Haulage in Grangemouth, reveals that in the last month, the firm put 162 trailers on the Superfast ferry and that it will "definitely" be using the service again.
It can't come duck enough," he adds. Our rates to Zeebrugge going now via Middlesbrough are much more costly. Everybody knows that February, March and April will be absolutely dreadful."