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Injured haulier fined for falsifying chart
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A BURTON UPON TRENT haulier, who falsified a tachograph chart to enable him to get home after injuring his back, h as been ordered to pay £250 in fines and costs by magistrates in Leyland, Lancashire.
Ian Lacey admitted falsifying the record and exceeding the daily driving limit on 15 April. For Lacey, Michael Cunningham said that on 13 April Lacey had slipped and hurt his back while loading a different truck with medical supplies on a charity run to Bel arus for another driver.
When he got to Southwaite on a journey from Bellshill, he decided to rest and parked up. However, he realised that he would not be able to climb into his bunk in the cab because of his back injury.
He tried to contact his father,who sometimes drove for him, on his mobile telephone but could not get a signal.
He commenced driving south from Southwaite after waiting for about an hour, constantly trying to contact his father. He wanted to get out of the cab as soon as possible.