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Weighbridge avoids penalty
11th April 1969, Page 46
11th April 1969
Page 46
Page 46, 11th April 1969
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• When Mrs. E. Kirby. coal merchant of Hartlepool, was called to a public inquiry before the Northern deputy Licensing Authority at Middlesbrough last week, evidence was given of overloading of vehicles operated under her C licence. It was stated that more than £2,600 had been spent on the installation of a weighbridge so as to prevent a repetition of the offence. Mr. Baldwin gave the operator a severe warning regarding the need for strict compliance with the law. In the circumstances no penalty was imposed.