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These offences typically involve the legal requirements for drivers’ hours and
records and are, without exception, always complicated cases. Whilst the law in
the UK
is governed primarily by Part VI of the Transport Act 1968, the application of
EC Law means that the rules relating to tachograph offences are detailed and
voluminous.
It is essential to obtain specialist legal advice if you have been charged with
a tachograph offence. These cases demand significant research and consideration
due to the complexity of the associated rules and derogations. It is also, like
any criminal offence, for the Crown to prove beyond reasonable doubt and this is
obviously where our specialism can make the difference.
A breach of the drivers’ hours and records provisions do not involve penalty points or
disqualification although can have far reaching effects on an operator and
therefore if your business is on the line then we can help ensure that the
matter is fully investigated and that all possible lines of defence are
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ml@theroadtrafficlawyer.com |
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