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THE POSITION AFTER THE WAR

30th December 1939, Page 32
30th December 1939
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Page 32, 30th December 1939 — THE POSITION AFTER THE WAR
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

YOUR readers and, indeed, the whole road-transport industry, should be grateful for your article "The Position After the War," published in your issue dated November 4.

Our first effort after the war should be the evacuation of Hitlerism from the Ministry of Transport and the cancellation of the mandarin methods so common in Road Traffic Act administration.

The weak-kneed compromises effected by the associations in the past suggest that either a change of outlook on their part is necessary or new associations formed which will emulate the spirit and enterprise which characterized the early years of the Automobile Association and still remains vigilant in the interest of its members and the whole motoring public.

Thatcham. DEMOCRAT. A30