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Harold Wood Pay £105 More in Fines
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CURTHER penalties were imposed at 1 Dewsbury, last week, on Harold Wood and Sons, bulk hauliers, Heckmondwike, for hours and records offences (The Commercial Motor, January 2). They were fined £10 on each of seven charges for allowing a man to drive more than 11 hours in 24, and £5 on each of seven summonses for failing In ensure that the man kept records.
The driver himself was fined £5 on each of the summonses concerning excessive hours, ES on each of four cases of altering records with intent to deceive, and £1 in each of seven cases of not keeping records.
Mr. E. Wurzal, prosecuting, claimed that the driver had shown wrong starting times in his records and had also altered them. He had admitted, however, that his employers impressed on him that the regulations must be complied with or he would be dismissed.
For the company it was pleaded that they had done everything to try to ensure that their men kept the law, but they had to rely on the drivers themselves to have proper rest periods.
Wood's were ordered to pay £5 5s costs.
COMETS FOR IRAN
lypT HIN a week of receiving a IN £250,000 order for road tankers from the National Iranian Oil Company, Leyland Motors, Ltd., have gained another order from Iran, valued at nearly £80,000. They are to supply 40 Comet dump trucks for construction work, equipped with 5-cu.-yd. all-steel endtipping bodies by Edbro-B. and E. Tippers, Ltd., Bolton.
The trucks will be semi-forward control models with a wheelbase of 10 ft. 5 in. and powered by the 100 b.h.p. Leyland 0.350 oil engine. Edbro will supply twin ram tipping gear.