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Definitely do not dispose of them.... If you really don't want to keep them, sell them to someone who will look after them.
Anything from the 1970s-80s Southern or Eastern Region related....? I can offer a good home ;)
There will be differing opinions on this but in my opinion, frequent lane-changing/weaving in and out between lane 1 and 2 (just to squeeze in between lorry gaps) is more dangerous than cruising in Lane 2 - especially when going uphill and on a motorway with several junctions fairly close to one...
Not at 6am in the morning on my local motorway!
In terms of middle-lane hogging; sometimes this is unavoidable in the rush hour when you have lots of lorries in lane 1 and changing lanes frequently is just too dangerous.
My tuppence worth...
If you are writing a formal letter and don't know the name of the person you are writing to, never write "to whom it may concern".
"Dear Sir" and then you can end "Yours faithfully"
I'm not sure if this is TOC specific or if there is a general RSSB standard, but can anyone tell me what is the accepted standard of hearing on a standard pure tone audiogram please - specifically for platform dispatch staff
I'm not sure if this is TOC specific or if there is a general RSSB standard, but can anyone tell me what is the accepted standard of hearing on a standard pure tone audiogram please - specifically for platform dispatch staff
Thanks in advance