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Hours and tachograph offences led North Western DTC Patrick Mulvenna

11th May 2000, Page 18
11th May 2000
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Page 18, 11th May 2000 — Hours and tachograph offences led North Western DTC Patrick Mulvenna
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

to suspend one vehicle from the three-vehicle licence held by Malpas-based WD Francis Racehorse Transport for two weeks. Partner Richard Francis and three drivers were fined a total of E2,900 (CM 4-10 Nov).

NO Ana

Western TO Christopher Heaps took no action against Reading-based Bexminster when the company was called to a Maidenhead disciplinary inquiry on the grounds of financial repute.

A bid for a new four-vehicle licence by Benfleet-based Miles Transport Services was granted at a Maidenhead public inquiry. Western IC Christopher Heaps had been concerned about the company's repute.

MMNIEHMICE WARNING Though taking no action against the licence held by Lesmahagow-based Gilmour Brothers, Scottish OTC Richard McFarlane issued a warning about its maintenance. The firm had been called before him following a series of prohibition notices.

LOOSE WHEEL Using a vehicle when wheel loss was imminent cost hewed driver Michael Ellerby £140 in fines and costs. Chester magistrates heard that all six wheelnuts were loose and the stud holes were elongated.


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