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AXLE/VEHICLE OVERLOADING ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS LICENSING HEARINGS DRIVERS' HOURS COURT CASES AND TRIBUNALS SPEEDING CHARGES VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
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torway Maintenance) of 'worth escaped with a ming when it appeared 3re West Midland DTC Alan let following overloading victions and a prohibition.
ntenance problems resulted le licence held by Tomasz ilak and Roman Um trading ;8611 Transport, of mrhampton, being cut from le vehicles to one. The
tners appeared before West land DU Alan Bourlet at a ningham disciplinary inquiry.
afford-based Thames erials has appealed inst the revocation of its ice by South Eastern & ropolitan OTC Mike Turner, his refusal to increase its Ice authorisation to 17 cles. However. the DTC cted that the revocation .11d not take effect until the sal has been heard by the isport Tribunal.
itenance problems led to licence held by Thomas isport (Wrexham) being cut mr vehicles at a Rhyl iplinary inquiry. Welsh IC d Dixon required the pany to produce its latest )urits by the end of July.
w4.11.4.b op Auckland-based ieth Anderson was warned it his maintenance when he lared at a Leeds discipli
r inquiry before North
:ern IC Tom Macartney.