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The government’s ‘Winter truce’ started on 11 December 2020. No notice of eviction may be served, nor may any eviction against a residential tenant be…

If you are a haulier moving goods to the EU, then it is crucial you obtain the necessary information from your customers and that they…

What is a bridge strike? A bridge strike is when a vehicle (or even the load it is carrying) collides with a bridge. Usually, this…

The COVID-19 advice note produced by the Traffic Commissioners to help operators during the pandemic, has been updated. There have been a few updates to…

The Offence If you are accused of committing a driving offence you (assuming you are the keeper of the vehicle) and any other person can…

The Government announced on the 17th October the next steps in closing the legislation loophole concerning usage of mobile phones while driving. The new government…

The Joint Approvals Unit for Periodic Training (JAUPT) has announced training providers and drivers that repeatedly carry out the same periodic training in order to…

Jordan Myles Pointon, director of JMP Waste and Transport Services has had his standard international goods vehicle operator’s licence revoked by the Traffic Commissioner. DVSA…

This case highlights the importance of being receptive to Environment Agency demands. In this case, the failure to act according to Environment Agency requests was…

In October, in response to a rise in theft of cabling catalytic converters in the Southeast, Environment Agency officers working with the British Transport Police,…

​On the 26th October 2020, the Environmental Services Association (ESA) announced its new national campaign Take Charge. The campaign will focus on urging consumers to recycle batteries…

The below case highlights the importance of reviewing how your operation (such as a farm in this instance) may affect the local area, as any…