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Mitigating circumstance
1) Reason that driver would put forward in Court as excuse for committing offence, although accepting that he was guilty, in the hope that the Court will be lenient in sentencing.
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MIRA
1) Motor Industry Research Association. Research organization and centre (with test track on the A5 at Nuneaton, Warwickshire) where vehicle/ component testing is carried out, etc.
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Ministry plate
1) Document (ie DTLR plate) issued by Goods Vehicle Centre, Swansea indicating the pmw for goods vehicle/trailer in accordance with current legal limits.
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Minimum stock
1) A control limit within a stock control system which could indicate the point at which an order should be placed, or indicate if stocks are too low, for a specific item. (Source: ILT Supply-Chain Inventory Management SIG)
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Minimum ground clearance
1) Minimum for goods-carrying trailers (ie 160 mm or 190 mm depending on axle interspace) built since 1 April 1984. See also Ground clearance.
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Minibus
1) A small bus or coach (ie a vehicle constructed or adapted to carry more than 8 but not more than 16 seated passengers - excluding the driver).
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MIS
1) Management information systems. Systems which collate operational data and statistics, etc to provide management with relevant information on which to base decisions.
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Ministry man
1) Term for DTLR and Vehicle Inspectorate examiner/ enforcement officer employed by DTLR (now through Vehicle Inspectorate [VI]). Visit from Ministry man has sinister connotations (if not definite prospect of enforcement action).
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14.07.2013 09:09 |
Minimum test vehicle
1) From 1 July 1996 the LGV driving test requires vehicles of specified minimum weight and speed capability (known as minimum test vehicles - MTVs) depending on the category of driving entitlement required.
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Minimum order
1) The smallest order quantity which, in principle, is allowed. (Source: ILT Supply-Chain Inventory Management SIG)
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14.07.2013 09:05 |
Mini freight train
1) Freight train system, currently under trials in the UK with Exel, which uses small electro-diesel multiple (ie freight multiple units - FMUs) rail units. More flexible than full-scale freight trains.
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14.07.2013 09:04 |
Mile
1) A measure of distance - either a statute mile (5,280 feet) or a nautical mile (6,080 feet).
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