Public inquiries are one of the biggest concerns for any operator holding an Operator’s Licence in the UK. They are formal hearings led by the Traffic Commissioner to investigate whether a business is complying with its licence obligations. For many companies, a...
In the world of road haulage, staying compliant with your operator licence is essential. Yet, sometimes businesses fall short. When that happens, the Traffic Commissioner may call you to a Public Inquiry. For many transport operators, the thought of facing one feels...
For many transport operators, being called to a Public Inquiry by the Traffic Commissioner can feel like a make-or-break moment. Whether you run a small business under a restricted operators licence or manage a large fleet with a full vehicle operators licence, the...
Facing a Public Inquiry hearing before the Traffic Commissioner can be one of the most stressful experiences for a transport operator. Whether you hold a restricted operators licence or a full vehicle operators licence, your business reputation – and your ability to...
Being called to a Public Inquiry is a stressful experience for any operator. Whether the outcome involved conditions, curtailment, suspension, or even revocation of your Operator Licence, it can leave a lasting mark on your reputation within the transport industry....
Running a successful transport business in the UK takes more than moving goods from A to B. If you hold a vehicle operators licence, you must follow strict rules to stay compliant. Failure to do so may land you in front of a Traffic Commissioner at a public inquiry—a...
