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Today in Road Transport, 24 July 2007

Lenor defends 'lorries off the road' ad campaign
A TV advertising campaign claiming that buying Lenor's concentrated fabric conditioner can result in fewer truck journeys has been attacked for treating hauliers like "third-class citizens".

Testing station denies knowledge of smoke tests
A VOSA testing station in Purfleet, Thurrock, says it was told nothing about LGV smoke tests for London's Low Emission Zone until an operator contacted CM to complain about the confusion.

NavTeq promises LGV sat-nav maps later this year
Digital mapping company NavTeq, whose products underpin many commercial sat-nav systems, is to launch its LGV mapping this autumn.

DHL hopes to expand airport consolidation centre
DHL- Excel is hoping to expand the scope of its Heathrow Consolidation Centre (HCC) by providing additional services.

LEZ warning for pre-registered Euro-3s
Potentially thousands of letters have gone to operators that pre-registered their Euro-3 vehicles warning they may not comply with the London low-emission zone (LEZ) standard.

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