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ADC bides its time
6th December 1980, Page 29
6th December 1980
Page 29
Page 29, 6th December 1980
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I HAVE read your summary on p64 of Commercial Motor, November 15, in which I regret that
you have misunderstood this Association's views on proposals for heavier lorries.
The ADC does not support any compromise increase to 40 tonne vehicles, certainly until such time as adequate safeguards are introduced to overcome the serious problems associated with the likely increase in damage already caused by existing heavy vehicles.
S. RHODES Secretary Association of District Councils London, SW1