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DRIVERS' ACTIONS
13th December 2001, Page 23
13th December 2001
Page 23
Page 23, 13th December 2001
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One such area is the operator's liability for the actions of his drivers if they break the law on speed limiters, overloading, or tachograph regulations, for example.
In particular, operators can be prosecuted if drivers;
4* Operate vehicles with defective speed limiters; + Overload the the vehicle; + Break the tachograph rules; + Use a vehicle with a dangerous load; + Use a vehicle in a defective condition.
The driver is the "user" of the vehicle when he is driving it, but the employer