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Today in Road Transport, 24 August 2007

Castrol survey shows uncertainity about oil top up
Driver knowledge about oil and whose responsibility it is to top up a truck between services is not something that any fleet manager should take for granted. Research from oil manufacturer Castrol shows that opinions are mixed and that some driver education may be called for.

ALLMI and truck manufacturers set to meet
Truck manufacturers and the Association of Lorry Loader Manufacturers and Importers (ALLMI) will meet next month to discuss issues regarding wiring into engine management systems.

FTA wants LGV friendly sat-nav
Manufacturers of satellite navigation systems are being asked to give more help to truck drivers because so many LGVs are becoming stuck after being sent down unsuitable roads.

M-B offers service pack for Vito and Sprinter
Mercedes-Benz has launched a five-year, 120,000-mile maintenance deal for Vito and Sprinter vans. Service Package Plus covers labour, lubricants and other materials, as well as brake pads and discs, clutch linings and plates.

Pinguin p-p-p-picks up Salvesen’s frozen veg arm
Christian Salvesen has taken another step towards concentrating solely on its logistics and transport divisions by selling its frozen vegetable business.

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