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Past catches up so year's licence only for Cheshire firm
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TO MAKE SURE that what had been described as "excellent maintenance facilities" would be used in the future, North-western Licensing Authority Roy Hutchings has renewed a Northwich haulier's international licence for one year only.
The LA was not satisfied the company had exercised sufficient supervision over vehicle maintenance in the past.
Vehicle examiner R. W. Rimmer said he carried out a maintenance investigation at the premises of James Caffery and Sons Ltd last January when 13 vehicles and 19 trailers were operated on general haulage. Facilities were good and the fitting staff adequate, but on examining six vehicles and eight trailers he imposed one immediate and two delayed prohibitions, and three defect notices.
tests, to ensure that fitters signed their own inspection sheets, and to keep the drivers' defect reports separate from those of the fitters.
Defective
Mr Hutchings said he also proposed to take into account convictions against the company for a defective brake, no rear marker board, and an axle overload.
For the company, John Backhouse said that the records showed that only four prohibitions, one of which was immediate, had been issued in the last three years. That was not a reasonable record for the size of