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Tacho offences put firm at risk
29th March 2007, Page 7
29th March 2007
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Keywords :
Transport, Land Transport, Traffic Law, Road Safety, Road Transport, Tachograph, Wednesbury, Law / Crime
THE FUTURE OF A Midlands haulage company hangs in the balance after it was found guilty of a string of tachograph offences and fined more than £16,000.
T&P Logistics of Wednesbury was found guilty on 21 counts of permitting drivers to breach regulations by Walsall magistrates and faces a public inquiry to decide if it has lost its repute. This could force it to close.
Director Peter Ward says: "I have all the tachograph records and I don't agree with the court decision."
When asked if the company will close, he says: -It's the TC's job for that. No date has been set; I'm awaiting the papers."