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In a recent public inquiry, the Senior Traffic Commissioner, Richard Turfitt, heard a case regarding the school transport vehicles operated by North Lanarkshire Council under section 19 of the Transport Act 1985. The council…
Following a fair and open recruitment campaign, David Mullan was appointed as a Traffic Commissioner for Great Britain and will be deployed by the Senior Traffic Commissioner to the North Western traffic area. He will start …
In a recent public inquiry, Deputy Traffic Commissioner John Baker heard the case of DBM Haulage Limited, sole director and transport manager Dorin Bumb and former director Marius Vasile Gheres.
Traffic Commissioner for the West Midlands, Miles Dorrington recently heard the case of Zlatko Mitrov and UK Vans and Parts Ltd.
Assistance from the Senior Traffic Commissioner on Periods of Grace.
Traffic Commissioner for the West of England, Kevin Rooney recently heard the case of Denwell Mini Coaches Ltd and its Transport Manager, Darren Brown.
Traffic Commissioner for the West Midlands, Miles Dorrington recently heard the case of J.Max Transport Ltd and the director and transport manager, Mr Maxwell Nyamukapa,
After four years as Traffic Commissioner for the North-West of England, Gerallt Evans has announced his retirement from the role with effect from 31 January 2024.
In a recent public inquiry, Deputy Traffic Commissioner Nick Denton took action following the discovery that a revoked operator was continuing to use his vehicle under another licence.
In a recent public inquiry, Traffic Commissioner for the East of England, Richard Turfitt, took action following attempts to circumvent the HM Revenue and Customs guidance on the employment of drivers.
In a recent public inquiry, the Traffic Commissioner for the North West, Gerallt Evans, heard the case of Eric Sprakes trading as Sprakes Transport Services.
In a recent public inquiry, the Traffic Commissioner for the South East and Metropolitan area, Sarah Bell, heard the case of Apex Distribution London Limited and Darren Paul License, the former Transport Manager.
A statement from the Senior Traffic Commissioner for Great Britain regarding the consultation on the introduction of voluntary guidelines for operators carrying passengers to designated sporting events in Scotland.
At a recent hearing, Traffic Commissioner Victoria Davies heard an application by Speedogistic Limited for the return of an Irish registered vehicle which had been impounded by the DVSA.
At a recent public inquiry, Traffic Commissioner Gerallt Evans heard the case of James Keith Liverick trading as Moredun Garage.
At a recent public inquiry, Deputy Traffic Commissioner Nick Denton heard the case of Chase TPT Services.
The Traffic Commissioners’ Annual Report to the Secretary of State is available to view and download.
At a recent public inquiry, Deputy Traffic Commissioner Nick Denton heard the case of Mr Zak Khan-Siddiq. The operator held a licence for one vehicle and no trailers and applied to add a trailer.
At a recent public inquiry, the Traffic Commissioner for the West of England, Kevin Rooney, refused an application for an operator’s licence from Gregorys Transport Ltd.
A statement from the traffic commissioners regarding applications to cancel or vary local bus service registrations at shorter notice than the 42 days statutory period for England and 56 days period for Wales.
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