Review of road freight regulation in Britain
K W Ogden
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K W Ogden
Abstract
The desirability of deregulating road freight has long been a subject of discussion and action by governments in Australia. A recent visit to the United Kingdom by dr kw ogden provided an opportunity for a brief study of the impact of deregulation of road freight in Britain. As a consequence, this paper was prepared for the Bureau of Transport Economics. The paper examines the effect of the regulations currently in force in Britain and also examines several aspects of road freight regulation in Britain which may be relevant to freight policy in Australia.
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The desirability of deregulating road freight has long been a subject of discussion and action by governments in Australia. A recent visit to the United Kingdom by dr kw ogden provided an opportunity for a brief study of the impact of deregulation of road freight in Britain. As a consequence, this paper was prepared for the Bureau of Transport Economics. The paper examines the effect of the regulations currently in force in Britain and also examines several aspects of road freight regulation in Britain which may be relevant to freight policy in Australia.
Key concepts: Deregulation, Road transport, Subject (documents), Business, Economy, Transport engineering, Economics, Engineering