Daily walk-around checks are one of the most important responsibilities for HGV drivers. These checks help spot defects early, prevent breakdowns, and reduce the risk of dangerous incidents on the road. They are also a key requirement for keeping your Operator...
The Autumn Budget 2025 brings several changes that will affect transport operators across the UK. Some measures offer short-term relief, while others raise long-term costs. Understanding these changes helps operators plan ahead, protect margins, and stay compliant....
A call-up letter from the Traffic Commissioner is the warning no operator wants. It signals that your compliance systems need attention. It means the Commissioner sees risks in how your business runs and wants answers at a Public Inquiry. Most operators feel stressed...
A Traffic Commissioner Inquiry is one of the most serious situations an operator can face. It signals deep concerns about your compliance, safety standards, or management systems. Many businesses feel overwhelmed when they receive a call-up letter. The questions are...
Running a transport business means more than keeping vehicles moving. You also need to stay compliant with the financial rules linked to your operator licence. The Traffic Commissioner expects every operator to show that they have enough money available to keep...
Running a successful transport operation in the UK takes more than well-maintained vehicles and experienced drivers — it requires strong financial management. Among the key financial factors, cash flow plays a crucial role in maintaining your Operator Licence and...
