§ Mr. Speedasked the Secretary of State for Transport if he will list the motoring organisations and other bodies he has consulted about the proposed dim-dip regulations and the response they have sent.
§ Mrs. ChalkerIn addition to discussions with the main interests involved, a large number of organisations were invited to comment in writing on the draft proposals. As at 18 February, the following organisations had replied supporting the principle of dim-dip, and many of them made further suggestions and useful detailed comments.
Organisations representing road users
- Royal Automobile Club
- Automobile Association
- Royal Scottish Automobile Club
- British Motorcyclists Federation
- Association of Motorcyclists against Discrimatory Legislation
- Pedal Cyclists Association
- Pededstrains Association
- The Company of Veteran Motorists
- The Motor Caravaners Club
- Freight Transport Association
- The Bus and Coach Council
- London Transport
Organisations with specific expertise on road safety and lighting
- Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents
- Traffic Committee of the Association of Chief Police Officers
- Institute of Public Lighting Engineers
- Association of Optical Practitioners
- The Transport and Road Research Laboratory
- Chartered Institute of Building Services (incorporating the Illuminating Engineering Society)
- Institute of Highway Engineers
- Institution of Municipal Engineers
- Institute of Road Transport Engineers
- National Association of Approved Driving Instructors
Other Organisations
- Association of County Councils
- Association of District Councils
- National Association of Local Councils
- Local Authorities Co-ordinating Body on Trading Standards
- The Motor Agents Association
- Chartered Institute of Transport
- Scottish Motor Traders Association
- The Hull Road Courtesy and Safety Group
- Institute of Transport Administration
- British Gas
- Co-operative Union Limited
- Birmingham Chamber of Industry and Commerce
- Association of Trailer Manufacturers
- Taylor and Whittaker—Consultant Engineers
- The Sand and Gravel Association
- Darstan Limited—Component Manufacturers
- Stellar Limited—Component Manufacturers
The following organisations have expressed opposition to the proposals 339W
- The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders
- Porsche Cars Great Britain Limited
- Nissan Motor Company Limited
- BL Technology Limited
- Rolls Royce Motors Limited
- The Night Safety Advisory Bureau
- The Road Haulage Association
- GLC Officers