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lorry

[lawr-ee, lor-ee] / ˈlɔr i, ˈlɒr i /




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EES is being gradually introduced for travellers using Eurotunnel and the Port of Dover, but so far only applies to coach passengers and lorry drivers.

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Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot paid tribute to the lorry driver killed in the Landes region and appealed to the public to "exercise utmost caution when travelling and check with their transport operator before any journey".

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In 2022, Helen Hide-Wright, from Fenny Compton, suffered a heart attack at the wheel and crashed into a lorry on the other side of the road - breaking "almost every bone" in her body.

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The strike has been bitter, with collections by agency workers being disrupted on several occasions as striking workers blocked lorries from leaving depots.

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"No-one walks past you just see cars or lorries go back. It's ideal if you want to keep things hidden, which is obviously why he chose the place."

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