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Today in Road Transport 8th February 2007

A fairly worrying day for a lot of people, quite apart from the weather:

there's more disquiet about the new EU drivers' hours rules;

it could be bad news if you work in a warehouse for Wincanton or NYK;

and it's definitely bad news if you work for fruit & veg wholesaler Hurst Parnell Westland.

On the other hand, David Miliband, everybody's favourite pipsqueak Environment Minister, has reassured us that the transport of 160,000 potentially bird flu-ridden dead turkeys is perfectly safe. So that's all right then.

And in similarly reassuring mode, French policemen have promised to protect British drivers. Pardon me while I splutter out my cafe au lait.

And finally... Will Shiers has unearthed a brewery wagon with a rather surprising good-luck charm.

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