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Today in Road Transport 13th February 2007

Today's big news is the appointment of Theo de Pencier as the new chief executive of the Freight Transport association - exclusively revealed on Roadtransport.com yesterday afternoon. Theo will succeed the retiring Richard Turner on July 1st.

But here's another surprise - the leader of the Conservative party is interested in trucks! The (occasionally) tree-hugging David Cameron* has visited Scania in Södertälje, along with the Swedish prime minister. And what's Scania CEO Leif Östling saying to himself here?

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We're not sure, but we think it might be, "All that expensive education, and you still don't know how to tie a tie, eh?"

That road pricing petition won't go away - another 150,000 signatures have been added in the last 24 hours, despite the No 10 website proving difficult to access at times.

* not the David Cameron who tests vans for Motor Transport...

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