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Reformed Drug Driver will be allowed to apply for an HGV licence next year

This driver was represented by Senior Solicitor, Murray Oliver had been convicted for Drug driving. Their application for an HGV licence was referred to the Traffic Commissioner who took into account evidence that suggested that drug taking had ceased. The Traffic Commissioner refuse the licence application on this occasion but taking into account the guidance for drink a d drug convictions suggested that an application in 2024 would be considered more favourably.

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Case Name: Reformed Drug Driver will be allowed to apply for an HGV licence next year
Case Date: September 2023
Case Type (info): Driver Conduct

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