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lukes bosses inswer back
25th October 2001, Page 7
25th October 2001
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After months of high-profile lurk cases against its drivers, ikes Transport (Craigavon) .s been putting its case before iottish Traffic Commissioner chael Betts. He is considering lion against the Northern Irish m's Scottish Area licence.
The VI says 550,490km were ssirg from drivers' records; kes bosses are "shocked" by let the police and VI have found. Dukes' UK operations maner Alan Webb said nobody d come to him with a corntint that the work could not be ine legally: there was no sugstion of any driver being ked to do anything illegal.
Operations director Gary amond says: 'As a company 3 take pride in the way we lerate and it's something that s hurt us,"