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SERIOUS VIEW OF INSECURE LOADS

3rd September 1954, Page 38
3rd September 1954
Page 38
Page 38, 3rd September 1954 — SERIOUS VIEW OF INSECURE LOADS
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A WARNING that the Bench would

have to take more serious notice of cases where drivers were summoned for driving vehicles with insecure loads was given by the chairman of Birkenhead magistrates court last week. Such cases were becoming too prevalent, he added.

The magistrates imposed a fine of £.3 on Eric Renshall, Manor Lea, Ford Lane, Upton, for using a vehicle with an insecure load. It was alleged that 240 milk bottles fell from the vehicle as it rounded a corner. Renshall told a police officer that the crates did not fit properly.