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FREIGHTLINERS? NOT THIS ONE, SAYS BR
3rd February 1967, Page 54
3rd February 1967
Page 54
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BRITISH Railways Board Scottish Region has an application pending to vary ha A licence. The effect of the variation, if granted, will be to delete 32 vehicles of various types totaling 1031 tons unladen. These vehicles will be replaced by 29 vehicles totalling 90f tons unladen. The replacements are to be made at Glasgow, Coatbridge, Airdrie, Lanark, Motherwell, Carluke, East Kilbride, Mossend, Uddingston, Wishaw and FauWhouse.
A spokesman for British Railways told COMMERCIAL MOTOR this week that the reason for the application was the reshaping of BR freight handling in Lanarkshire. "It has absolutely no connection with Freightliners", he said.