Cumbrian skip hire firms up before traffic commissioner
Last updated at 14:13, Tuesday, 12 June 2012
Two skip firms are to appear before the traffic commissioner for hearings involving safety issues.
Longtown Skip Hire Ltd and Sparky’s Skip Hire, at Wigton, are to appear before the North West Traffic Commissioner, Beverley Bell, on June 21 in Golborne, Wigan.
The hearing of Mark Richard Ward and Adrian Robson, trading as Sparky’s Skip Hire, follows an investigation by the Vehicle and Operator Service Agency (VOSA), which found issues with systems for keeping vehicles serviced on time.
The case involving Longtown Skip Hire involves the ‘apparent failure’ to comply with a licence undertaking preventative safety inspections. It was also investigated by VOSA.
The hearings will take place at 2pm.
The traffic commissioner has the power to revoke or limit an operator’s licence, or impose a condition limiting the number of vehicles an operator can licence.
First published at 11:29, Tuesday, 12 June 2012
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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