Contracted maintenance no excuse for poor vehicle condition
Published On: Saturday 12 January 2019
Contracting out vehicle maintenance does not mean contracting out responsibility for vehicle condition, transport solicitor Tim Ridyard of Ashtons Legal warned delegates at the FTA’s Transport Manager Conference late last [...]
Keith Gray, general manager of training, audits and standards at the FTA, provided delegates to the organisation’s final Transport Manager Conference of 2018 with some updated information about the DVSA [...]
Failure by transport managers to exercise “continuous and effective” control over operations was highlighted by West Midlands traffic commissioner (TC) Nick Denton as one of the major reasons for operators [...]
International hauliers wishing to apply for ECMT (European Conference of Ministers of Transport) permits – which will likely be required to transport goods to the EU and European Economic Area [...]
The Labour Party’s shadow treasury team has queried whether road transport operators are paying their fair share for the damage inflicted by their vehicles on the UK’s roads – suggesting [...]
The traffic commissioners’ office (OTC) has released details of the new financial standing levels to be required of commercial vehicle operators from 1 January. Operators with standard national and international [...]
The senior traffic commissioner (STC) of Great Britain, Richard Turfitt, has published revised editions of several of the statutory documents that explain the way in which traffic commissioners (TCs) should [...]
This article was published on 19 November. Since events are fast-moving and information is subject to change, please keep checking the gov.uk website for the latest information and advice on [...]
Major truck route to fall in scope of Bath clean air zone
Published On: Friday 9 November 2018
A short part of the A36 trunk road that links the M4 to the south coast will fall into the proposed Bath clean air zone (CAZ) under recent proposals from [...]