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No Further Action on Private Hire Driver’s Licence Following a Mobile Telephone Offence

Millicent Dooher represented this taxi driver/operator following the imposition of 6 penalty points for a mobile telephone offence. The Driver/Operator had been called before the committee hearing to consider his licence. Following representations from Millicent, the committee chose to take no further action on this private hire driver’s licence. This meant that the driver can continue to drive and no action for his operator’s licence.

Case Details

Case Name: No Further Action on Private Hire Driver’s Licence Following a Mobile Telephone Offence
Case Date: February 2024
Case Type (info): Private Hire Licence

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