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TC’s trust breaks down with Woking haulier

A Woking operator who “more likely than not” allowed lorries authorised to his licence to be used by a company whose licence was revoked has now been disqualified.

Bridge strike will result in PI appearance

Drivers who hit bridges will be pulled in front of a traffic commissioner and could face “exceptionally harsh” punishments, warn road transport solicitors.

Keeping quiet about prison sentence leads to revocation

A West Midlands operator who failed to inform the traffic commissioner he had been sent to prison for grievous bodily harm has been disqualified and had his licence revoked.

Southport operator's licence application refused

A Southport operator has had his licence application for two lorries refused after the traffic commissioner found there had been “a blatant and unlawful use of large goods vehicles.”

Paperwork breaches uncovered in waste spot checks

The Environment Agency (EA) has reminded waste drivers that they must carry with them the correct paperwork after spot checks in Hertfordshire uncovered a series of breaches.

O-licence lost for communication and compliance failures

A Welsh operator with a history of poor compliance has had its O-licence revoked after failing to reply to correspondence from the traffic commissioner’s office.

‘Overwhelming’ evidence of fronting results in disqualification

A waste operator has had its licence revoked and its director disqualified for four years after a traffic commissioner found that it had been acting as a front for another company that had lost its O-licence.