4 Mistakes Operators Make When Called to a Public Inquiry If you have been called to a Public Inquiry by the Traffic Commissioner, your response matters. A Public Inquiry is a formal regulatory hearing and the Traffic Commissioner has powers that can include...
Many operators lose credibility before enforcement even begins. The cause is silence. Notification failures undermine trust. You must notify the Traffic Commissioner of material changes. Late disclosure damages repute. Common notification breaches • Change of address...
Long-term compliance is the foundation of every successful transport operation in the UK. It protects your Operator Licence, keeps your vehicles on the road, and reduces the risk of a Public Inquiry. Public Inquiries often occur when operators fail to maintain...
Public Inquiries are often the turning point in a transport operator’s compliance journey. They expose weaknesses, highlight systemic problems, and reveal the consequences of poor management. But they also provide valuable lessons that every operator can learn from....
A Public Inquiry (PI) is one of the most serious actions the Traffic Commissioner can take against a transport operator. It’s a formal hearing to review your compliance and determine whether you should keep, lose, or have conditions placed on your Operator Licence....
A Public Inquiry hearing can feel intense for any transport operator. You sit before a Traffic Commissioner who reviews your systems, your records, and your fitness to hold an operator licence. Their decisions affect your whole business. You may face curbs, added...
