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Transpeed proves to IC it has 'turned a corner'
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TRANSPEED SAYS rr has "turned a corner" following a Traffic Commissioner's (IC) decision to haul it before a public inquiry (PI) after it acquired transport work, staff and vehicles run by collapsed operator Caveman Consultants, which traded as The Logistix Group.
The haulier had also failed to supply financial information before its appearance at the North-East PI.
But the Gateshead company and Fortcc member was able to show TC Tom MacCartney it is operating legally, and says it paves the way for expansion into Europe.
Transpeed director Paul Nellis explains that it was told to undertake daily vehicle checks and also introduce a plan showing how its 30 drivers will be put through Driver CPC courses.
The Logistix Group obtained the remnants of Eric Short Haulage after it collapsed following a highly leveraged acquisition that found
erect during the recession.Transpeed later too on nine ex-Logistix Group staff, 13 vehicic and some of its transport work (CM 15 April Nellis adds: "The TC said he was not there t trip us up or close us down, but to work with t. and help us get things right.
'-Now everyone is looking at us just ; Transpeed. We have turned the corner an things are getting easier. We are trying to d more international work and build on what w already do."