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Have lorry drivers, and the road haulage industry in general, ever been more in the news than now? As I write this, the driver shortage seems to be showing few signs of easing, despite the offer of a limited number of short-term visas to overseas drivers.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, there seem to have been few takers so far for the opportunity to return to work in a country which a

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