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road train
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road train
n
(Engineering / Automotive Engineering) Austral a line of linked trailers pulled by a truck, used for transporting stock, etc.
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The partners' aim is to stop the road trains and encourage the chefs to form a co-operative to buy enough local seafood to give skippers the revenue they need to stop selling abroad.
CHEFS GO TO SEA FOR THEMSELVES; The Journal taste north east england by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
But Transport 2000, an environmental campaign group, has said if the road trains were eventually approved they would end up travelling through villages and town centres.
Plans for super lorries by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
But Stephen Joseph of Transport 2000, said: "These road trains are fine for the Australian Outback but they have no place on Britain's country lanes.
60-tonne truck test by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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