Starting or running a transport business in the UK often comes with the same question: What type of operator licence do I need? For many small companies or owner-drivers, the restricted operators licence seems like the most practical choice. But is it the right one...
Running a successful transport business in the UK requires more than keeping vehicles on the road. One of the key responsibilities for operators is ensuring that advertising and promotion follow the rules linked to the operator licence. These rules can be confusing at...
Running a business as a single-vehicle operator has its advantages. You have fewer costs than large fleets, and you can stay flexible in your operations. However, when it comes to applying for an operator licence, you still need to prove financial standing. Many small...
Running a transport business is demanding. Between maintaining vehicles, managing drivers, and keeping clients happy, paperwork often feels like an unwanted chore. Yet, record-keeping is a legal requirement for anyone holding an operator licence in the UK. Done right,...
When applying for an operator licence in the UK, one of the key requirements is proving financial standing. This means you must show that your business has enough money to run vehicles safely and responsibly. Many operators believe they need bank loans or credit lines...
