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Driving test
January 1st 2004

The BT Rolatruc UK Fork-Lift Truck driver Championship takes place at IMHX 2004, with 60 of the best reach and counterbalance truck drivers in the country competing against each other. Drivers will negotiate a specially designed course that will assess speed, accuracy and safety. The winner will take away a brand new City Rover, while the winning company will receive a replica of the prestigious Storage Cup, first awarded in 1963. The competition is open to all companies employing truck drivers (maximum three entrants per site). Stand number 20F16

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