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Worst ever— no licence
12th December 1969, Page 26
12th December 1969
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• At the continuation of a Section 174 inquiry in Manchester last week, the North Western LA, Mr. C. R. Hodgson. said that the previous conduct of the applicant, Mr. P. E. Moss. of Sandbach, was the worst he had ever known.
The LA said that enough opportunities hac been given to Mr. Moss to allow him to show% an improvement. He refused to renew thE applicant's B licence for three vehicles—thE only vehicles operated by Mr. Moss.