Life beyond 2000
13th January 1994, Page 6
13th January 1994
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• Small hauliers will have to become more professional and can expect to be permanently sub-contracted to large distribution companies if they are to survive into the next century, says Peter Cooke, director centre for
automotive management research at the Henley Management College.
In a paper "Road Haulage 2000: The Developing Scenarios" presented last week, Cooke predicts the number of operators with fewer than 10 trucks will fall significantly over the next six years. Those left will either team up with large logistics companies, or remain as they are.