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Six drivers convicted of tachograph fiddling
Six drivers employed by Northern Ireland haulage firm Arnold Transport have been handed suspended prison sentences after investigators discovered tachograph-interrupter devices fitted to the … more
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Plans to drop cabotage restrictions abandoned
The European Commission (EC) has backed down on plans to remove all cabotage restrictions next year amid concerns it would prove too complex and disruptive.
Following lobbying from UK and European … more
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Direct Deliveries (Scarborough) appoints liquidator, after incurring debts of nearly £700,000
North Yorkshire haulier Direct Deliveries (Scarborough) is to be wound-up owing nearly £700,000.The Scarborough-based company was licenced to run 25 vehicles before the firm and its creditors … more
Transport Law Blog
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Mounting Concerns
Accidents involving lorry mounted cranes can be catastrophic and life changing.
Overturning is a risk if stabiliser legs are either partially deployed or not used at all; injuries to third parties … more
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Belt up
We all know seat belts save lives but some truck drivers seem to think it’s only other people’s lives that need saving - how else to explain the stubborn refusal by so many to belt up as a … more
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Pollution solution
Breaches relating to water discharges are covered by the Environmental Permitting (England and Wales Regulations) 2010 but what can you as an operator do to avoid such incidents happening?
As part of … more
