Nominated under Article 4, EU Regulation (EC) No 1071/2009 (retained) Goods Vehicles (Licensing of Operators) Act 1995 INTRODUCTION The transport manager occupies a legally defined position distinct from both the operator (who holds the licence) and the driver (who...
Nominated under Article 4, EU Regulation (EC) No 1071/2009 (retained) Public Passenger Vehicles Act 1981 INTRODUCTION The PSV transport manager occupies the same structurally defined position as the HGV transport manager — designated under Article 4 of EU Regulation...
Why an Operator Licence Is Legally Required In the UK, running goods vehicles without an operator licence is illegal. The law requires every transport business to hold a valid licence before using vehicles for commercial purposes. This rule applies to all, whether you...
Why Penalties Exist Holding an operator licence comes with strict legal duties. The system is designed to keep roads safe and ensure fair competition across the transport industry. When rules are broken, penalties apply. These penalties protect the public and hold...
When you apply for an operator licence, the traffic commissioner needs proof that your money is real, stable, and available for use. Not all funds qualify. The key rule is simple. You must have full control over the money at all times. Accessibility of Funds...
