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Flouting the law

routeone Team
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Published: March 19, 2018
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I was once again at a busy Cheltenham Festival last week, where Section 19 and 22 permit holders can be seen openly flouting the law and getting away with it – even advertising private hire on their websites.

Why is it that DVSA is blind to this?

As a small business with a fleet of two minibuses, it makes my blood boil that DVSA will pick on PSV operators trying to stay within the law and make a living yet lets these organisations go scot-free.

I have reported such organisations to DVSA. Whether anything will come of it we shall have to wait and see.

Mark Clarke

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