One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
One of our drivers ( Class C+E ) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle.
I know that I need to inform the Traffic Commissioner.
Does anyone have a template of what to put in the letter please.
I know that I need to inform the Traffic Commissioner.
Does anyone have a template of what to put in the letter please.
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Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
apparently even if you sneeze your suppose to notify them
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
You dont need to tell the TC.
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
They will be have been informed if they have been on the phone
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Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
You do need to tell TC but you can keep it simple
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
The driver should report it too. You should get a recorded response on the reasons and file it ( "foot down Friday notbeing a proper one)
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
Only need to tell the TC if driver has 6 points is employed. Anything under that is discretion.
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
ok I will have to see the update as only have 2021 information looks like I misread it on what they do to when their informed.
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
You have to report speed awareness courses - see 104 Statutory Notice No 6 https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... ATDO_1.PDF
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
She him are informed by police it is down to her him if they want to ask you in for a chat, if you are asked to attend forget about your licence for a few months, no excuses are tolerated, they are brutal.
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
Is this what it’s coming to ? Why would anyone choose this industry. I am a TM and did speed awareness in 2020 , I also got change for a £20 note when I only gave a tenner in the corner shop . Should I contact Leeds and tell them ??
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
Below is a non-exhaustible list of things that you should notify to the Traffic Commissioner. You can notify the Traffic Commissioner quite simply by writing to The Office of the Traffic Commissioner, Hillcrest House in Leeds, quoting your operator’s licence number.
The following should be notified in writing to the Traffic Commissioner as soon as possible and certainly within 28 days :
Any criminal convictions of the operator licence holder, directors, partners or employees.
Any fixed penalty notices or conditional offers issued to drivers or to anyone else connected with the transport operation.
Where you no longer have access to at least one vehicle on your operators licence.
Anything that might affect your ability to operate an “effective and stable establishment”. This includes any change to your office, correspondence or operating centre address.
Any event that brings the professional competence or repute of your Transport Manager into question.
Any change to yoru finances which means that you don't or may not soon have access to the required level of financial standing.
A change of maintenance arrangements, if for example you engage a new maintenance contractor.
Any change in ownership of the business. This includes transferring the business from a sole trader to a limited company or to a partnership.
Any change of partners or directors within the company.
Any insolvency event including bankruptcy, liquidation, sequestration, administration, receivership, voluntary arrangements or debt relief orders.
The following should be notified in writing to the Traffic Commissioner as soon as possible and certainly within 28 days :
Any criminal convictions of the operator licence holder, directors, partners or employees.
Any fixed penalty notices or conditional offers issued to drivers or to anyone else connected with the transport operation.
Where you no longer have access to at least one vehicle on your operators licence.
Anything that might affect your ability to operate an “effective and stable establishment”. This includes any change to your office, correspondence or operating centre address.
Any event that brings the professional competence or repute of your Transport Manager into question.
Any change to yoru finances which means that you don't or may not soon have access to the required level of financial standing.
A change of maintenance arrangements, if for example you engage a new maintenance contractor.
Any change in ownership of the business. This includes transferring the business from a sole trader to a limited company or to a partnership.
Any change of partners or directors within the company.
Any insolvency event including bankruptcy, liquidation, sequestration, administration, receivership, voluntary arrangements or debt relief orders.
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
thanks for your reply. Do you know of a template that could be filled in and submitted ?MMurtaza wrote: ↑Wed Jun 22, 2022 6:06 pm Below is a non-exhaustible list of things that you should notify to the Traffic Commissioner. You can notify the Traffic Commissioner quite simply by writing to The Office of the Traffic Commissioner, Hillcrest House in Leeds, quoting your operator’s licence number.
The following should be notified in writing to the Traffic Commissioner as soon as possible and certainly within 28 days :
Any criminal convictions of the operator licence holder, directors, partners or employees.
Any fixed penalty notices or conditional offers issued to drivers or to anyone else connected with the transport operation.
Where you no longer have access to at least one vehicle on your operators licence.
Anything that might affect your ability to operate an “effective and stable establishment”. This includes any change to your office, correspondence or operating centre address.
Any event that brings the professional competence or repute of your Transport Manager into question.
Any change to yoru finances which means that you don't or may not soon have access to the required level of financial standing.
A change of maintenance arrangements, if for example you engage a new maintenance contractor.
Any change in ownership of the business. This includes transferring the business from a sole trader to a limited company or to a partnership.
Any change of partners or directors within the company.
Any insolvency event including bankruptcy, liquidation, sequestration, administration, receivership, voluntary arrangements or debt relief orders.
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
anything I send, I just do on a standard emailgrahamer wrote: ↑Wed Jun 22, 2022 6:07 pmthanks for your reply. Do you know of a template that could be filled in and submitted ?MMurtaza wrote: ↑Wed Jun 22, 2022 6:06 pm Below is a non-exhaustible list of things that you should notify to the Traffic Commissioner. You can notify the Traffic Commissioner quite simply by writing to The Office of the Traffic Commissioner, Hillcrest House in Leeds, quoting your operator’s licence number.
The following should be notified in writing to the Traffic Commissioner as soon as possible and certainly within 28 days :
Any criminal convictions of the operator licence holder, directors, partners or employees.
Any fixed penalty notices or conditional offers issued to drivers or to anyone else connected with the transport operation.
Where you no longer have access to at least one vehicle on your operators licence.
Anything that might affect your ability to operate an “effective and stable establishment”. This includes any change to your office, correspondence or operating centre address.
Any event that brings the professional competence or repute of your Transport Manager into question.
Any change to yoru finances which means that you don't or may not soon have access to the required level of financial standing.
A change of maintenance arrangements, if for example you engage a new maintenance contractor.
Any change in ownership of the business. This includes transferring the business from a sole trader to a limited company or to a partnership.
Any change of partners or directors within the company.
Any insolvency event including bankruptcy, liquidation, sequestration, administration, receivership, voluntary arrangements or debt relief orders.
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
Hi MMurtaza, can I ask which email address you send it to.MMurtaza wrote: ↑Wed Jun 22, 2022 6:07 pmanything I send, I just do on a standard emailgrahamer wrote: ↑Wed Jun 22, 2022 6:07 pmthanks for your reply. Do you know of a template that could be filled in and submitted ?MMurtaza wrote: ↑Wed Jun 22, 2022 6:06 pm Below is a non-exhaustible list of things that you should notify to the Traffic Commissioner. You can notify the Traffic Commissioner quite simply by writing to The Office of the Traffic Commissioner, Hillcrest House in Leeds, quoting your operator’s licence number.
The following should be notified in writing to the Traffic Commissioner as soon as possible and certainly within 28 days :
Any criminal convictions of the operator licence holder, directors, partners or employees.
Any fixed penalty notices or conditional offers issued to drivers or to anyone else connected with the transport operation.
Where you no longer have access to at least one vehicle on your operators licence.
Anything that might affect your ability to operate an “effective and stable establishment”. This includes any change to your office, correspondence or operating centre address.
Any event that brings the professional competence or repute of your Transport Manager into question.
Any change to yoru finances which means that you don't or may not soon have access to the required level of financial standing.
A change of maintenance arrangements, if for example you engage a new maintenance contractor.
Any change in ownership of the business. This includes transferring the business from a sole trader to a limited company or to a partnership.
Any change of partners or directors within the company.
Any insolvency event including bankruptcy, liquidation, sequestration, administration, receivership, voluntary arrangements or debt relief orders.
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
just put licence number , company name and address
Email [email protected]
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
thank youMMurtaza wrote: ↑Wed Jun 22, 2022 6:09 pmjust put licence number , company name and address
Email [email protected]
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
Sorry on this point, I have just become a TM for a newly formed company the owner had already employed driver, one has 6 points against his name for two speeding offences, do I need to inform the Traffic Commissioner
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
I have had a reply from the Traffic commissioners office, and they said “ As the offence was committed in his own vehicle no further action is required.
We only need to be notified of offences carried out whilst driving a vehicle 7.5 tonnes and above.”
We only need to be notified of offences carried out whilst driving a vehicle 7.5 tonnes and above.”
Re: One of our drivers (Class C+E) has had a speeding conviction in his own vehicle. Does anyone have a template?
That’s an interesting twist on the Stat Doc and certainly goes against the guidance given. They may not take any action, but do need to be notified
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