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#SharpEnd; Truck & Driver Opinion Piece

Good afternoon one and all. I hope this sun and warmth we are enjoying in West Wales is the same wherever you are. We really needed this weather after what will always be in my, and other peoples darkest winter. One one hand I find myself seeing memories from a year ago and thinking it feels like last week on the other that winter never ever seemed to have an end so good f**king riddance you hateful thing!

So as many know I’m a regular contributor to Truck & Driver Magazine, mostly food but also opinion pieces like this one about the London Direct Vision standard that’s just been implemented. If you do read let me know what you think (can’t post freely as that would sort of defeat the purpose of using me!). Thanks Dougie for my new tag line!

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