As an operator or a driver of a public service or goods vehicle you are working in one of the most heavily regulated industries in the UK.
Breaching regulations can have very serious implications for your business or your employment. Hewitts has decades of experience advising clients on transport law. Our experts can advise you on all areas of transport law from a variation of an operator’s licence, to Working Time Directive guidance all the way to representation at a public inquiry or in a criminal prosecution. We know how important your operator’s licence is to your business and every member of our team is committed to delivering effective solutions to keep all our clients on the road.
– Defence of operators/drivers accused of breaching the road traffic law and/or regulations
– Representation before the Traffic Commissioner
– Drivers’ hours and tachograph infringements
– Operator licence applications
– Impounding of vehicles
Braintree Council:
“We were called to a Public Inquiry.
Callum’s professionalism, flexibility, accessibility, excellent legal knowledge, cost efficiency and pragmatic approach supported the team through a difficult process.
It provided reassurance to all that we had someone with his experience to explain things to us and be clear about what we needed to do. It was noted through proceedings that Callum’s diligence and effective case management made it much easier for all parties and was a credit to him and his client.
I would have no hesitation in using Callum’s services again or recommending Callum to other Councils.”
Please feel free to contact us. We will endeavour to get in contact in 1-2 days.
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