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Periodical: Hazards

Publication date: 2000

N°: 70

Pages: 26

Keywords: fatalities ; occupational accidents ; road transport ; trade union role ; trade union document

Geographic area: United Kingdom

Subject: Occupational accidents

Language: English

One in four dead drivers are killed at work, says TUC. HSE apologises - eventually - for failure to investigate work-related road death.

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