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A Derbyshire haulier has appeared before North Western Traffic Commissioner
2nd May 2002, Page 25
2nd May 2002
Page 25
Page 25, 2nd May 2002
— A Derbyshire haulier has appeared before North Western Traffic Commissioner
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Beverley Bell after It failed to give a new trailer its 'first-use inspection. Chesterfield-based Atlas Contract Transport holds an Operator's Licence for 10 vehicles and four trailers.
Vehicle examiner David Johnson said that over the past five years four prohibitions and two variation notices had been Issued to the company's vehicles and trailers. He had carried out a maintenance investigation after a trailer was given an immediate prohibition for brake defects, endorsed as showing a significant maintenance failure. The three vehicles he examined were in a satisfactory condition; the inspec