What was published
In a decision published on 23 October 2026, the Deputy Traffic Commissioner revoked two operator licences, suspended and curtailed a third, and required further financial-standing and independent compliance-audit evidence. The decision addressed repeated compliance failures, an unauthorised operating centre and tachograph-card issues.
What this means for other cases
A multi-licence inquiry requires a precise evidence matrix for each licence, with dated proof of remedial action. The commissioner distinguished improvements made from promised changes and imposed different sanctions across the three licences. The decision also retained, but severely tarnished, the transport managers’ repute.
What to preserve if you face a similar issue
Keep the original notice or decision, proof of receipt, current deadlines, relevant licences, correspondence and contemporaneous source records. The exact evidence needed depends on the allegation and regulatory procedure. Do not assume another case has the same facts or outcome.
Traffic Commissioners for Great Britain · GT Transport Services Limited — OK2061546, OH2077358, OF2077360 · 23 October 2026
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Facing a Traffic Commissioner or DVSA investigation?
Every inquiry turns on its own notice, evidence and deadlines. Our Traffic Commissioner public inquiry preparation service explains how we organise source records, allegation schedules and documented remediation. See also our DVSA investigation response guide and operator licence revocation guide.