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a Is it necessary to have the name address of the
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operator displayed commercial vehicle? There seem to be flicting views on this.
AUsing the term commercial vehicli its widest sense public service vehi are required to have the name and add
painted on the nearside of the personal re sentative to whom the p.s.v. licence has t issued. In addition to an individual this ci be a local authority, firm or company.
There is, however, a common miscont tion tftat goods vehicles also need to have operator's name and address displayed fact it is the purpose of the index letters registration number issued in connec with vehicle registration to provide a mear identifying the owner or user of any panic vehicle. Likewise the carrier's licence relates the vehicle to the holder of the lice so that a further means of reference by 1 of the name and address being painted on vehicle would seem superfluous.
There is. however, an exception in • motor vehicles used for the sale of ice crE or milk, or any mobile shop or food delir vehicle must display the name and add' of the person carrying on the businr Additionally milk tankers must also bear name and address of the consigner of milk.