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AXLE/VEHICLE OVERLOADING MN ENVIRONMENTAL ILJ CONCERNS PIE LICENSING it‘ HEARINGS DRIVERS' Ed FA HOURS inft COURT CASES 1r7 AND TRIBUNALS
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4ei VEHICLE al MAINTENANCE
LOST DAY
he licence held by Sheffieldased Graham Crossland, rading as Gail Builders & 'lent Hire, was suspended for hours at a Leeds discipliary inquiry. Crossland had een called before North astern Deputy IC Mark linchliffe because of a poor imintenance record.
FORMAL WARNING
lanchester-based Joe Farrell ,as given a formal warning bout his maintenance tandards when he appeared t a Leeds disciplinary inquiry. arrell gave North Western oputy TC Elizabeth Perrett a umber of undertakings in elation to hls maintenance rrangements.
MDEFINITE BAN
!sager-based Alexander lowie, trading as Howie ransport, was disqualified ram holding an 0-licence ideflnitely after his licence ras revoked by West Midland C David Dixon. Howie had been ailed before the IC because oncern over maintenance, peeding drivers and convicions for unauthorised use.
LICENCE CUT
he licence held by irmingham-based Kozee Sleep Nidlands) was cut from 20 ehicles to 19 for a fortnight Men the company appeared afore West Midland Traffic ommissioner David Dixon. A id to increase the licence to 0 vehicles was turned down, he company had been called efore the IC because of rohibitions and breaches of le drivers' hours rules.