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29/06/2026

🚛A cooler day working in Grimsby today.

18/06/2026

17/06/2026

Great day around Lincolnshire Show 2026 !!

17/06/2026

A restricted goods operator that had a poor record-keeping system and a director who was ignorant of the requirements to run a compliant operation, has escaped with a licence curtailment of one vehicle. READ MORE 👉 https://ow.ly/MXwn50ZcGAv

17/06/2026

Lorry ‘rested’ while driving: tachograph magnet sparks prison warning

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17/06/2026

🚛⚠️ A haulage company has had its operator’s licence revoked after a DVSA inspection uncovered serious vehicle safety defects that put other road users at risk.

Inspectors found a tractor unit had been operated for more than a month with an engine warning light illuminated, while a trailer wheel was discovered with all 10 wheel nuts loose. The defects were considered so serious that an immediate prohibition was issued.

At a public inquiry, the Deputy Traffic Commissioner described the condition of the trailer as “very dangerous”, warning that there was a real risk of the wheel becoming insecure and causing catastrophic consequences for pedestrians and other road users. 🚨

The inquiry also heard concerns over inadequate driver defect reporting, poor vehicle inspection standards and a lack of evidence showing effective compliance measures were in place.

As a result, the company’s operator’s licence was revoked, while the transport manager and company director were both disqualified for 12 months.

The case serves as a stark reminder of the importance of effective walk-round checks, defect reporting and vehicle maintenance. Road safety must always come first. 🛣️✅

17/06/2026

A haulage company in Lichfield that allowed a tractor unit to be operated for over a month with an engine light illuminated and all 10 wheel nuts loose on one of its trailer’s wheels, has had its licence revoked. READ MORE …https://ow.ly/bqY450ZcGOf

29/05/2026

14/05/2026

A £300 DVSA fine may not be the worst thing that can happen at a UK roadside check.

The latest DVSA enforcement policy shows how one stop can lead to deposits, immobilisation, 28-day tachograph checks, operator follow-up — or even court.

This is a must-read for every trucker driving in the UK: https://trans.info/en/new-dvsa-rulebook-475018

08/05/2026

Driving a cross-border van without a tachograph after 1 July could cost you thousands, in some countries, penalties can reach €30,000.

From 1 July 2026, vans over 2.5 tonnes used for international hire-and-reward work must have a smart tachograph fitted.

Read the article to see how close the deadline is and why operators are already running out of time.
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