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...
Running a professional and compliant transport business in the UK means more than just keeping vehicles roadworthy and paperwork in order. Your drivers play a key role in the reputation and legality of your operation. When things go wrong on their end, it can lead to...
Receiving a Public Inquiry Notification Letter can be alarming, especially if you’re unsure what it means or how to respond. But don’t panic. Public inquiries are part of the UK’s transport compliance system and are often an opportunity to demonstrate your willingness...
If you’re facing a Public Inquiry (PI) from the Office of the Traffic Commissioner, it’s natural to feel anxious. For operators, transport managers, and company directors, a PI is a formal legal hearing — and the outcome can have a serious impact on your...
