A director of a haulage company has been fined £300,000 ordered to pay £150,000 costs following a hearing at Kirklees Magistrates Court today (Thursday 23 May).
Following a VOSA investigation Danny Steven Sawrij from Swalesmoor Road in Halifax was fined £300,000 and he was ordered to pay £150,000 costs.
Sawrij was the director of company trading as Alba Transport Ltd. He was found guilty of failing to ensure that drivers kept proper records in driver record books. Mr Sawrij also failed to provide relevant documents for evidence to VOSA examiners when requested
Heather Cruickshank, VOSA’s Operations Director said: “VOSA will always take robust action against operators who deliberately flout the law and there could be serious consequences as this case shows. These operators not only take the risk of severe financial penalties from the courts but they could also lose their good name and gain a criminal record.”
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