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Two associated operators and 18 of their drivers were ordered
10th July 2008, Page 7
10th July 2008
Page 7
Page 7, 10th July 2008
— Two associated operators and 18 of their drivers were ordered
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Wales, Geography Of The United Kingdom, Wrexham, Denbighshire, Ruthin, Denbigh, Law / Crime
to pay nearly £27,000 in fines and costs f or a series of drivers' hours offences. The penalties were handed down to Ruthin. Denbighshire-based LE Jones and LE Jones International and their employees by Wrexham —aglstrates.
• The Transport Tribunal ruled in favour of Bolton-based Ansvar Holdings which had claimed its truck did not require an 0-licence because it was engaged on recovery work at the time it was impounded. The decision reverses a previous ruling made by West Midland Traffic Commissioner Nick Jones.
• For further information on these cases and other legal stories, turn to page 26.