The Driver and Vehicle Services Agency (DVSA) has published new guidance on GOV.UK to help people report lorry, bus or coach drivers and companies if they think they’re breaking safety rules.
The DVSA says its wants to use this intelligence and evidence to take strong action against law breakers who are a danger to other road users.
This new guidance will make it easier for people to report quality information to the DVSA about things such as:
- breaking drivers’ hours rules
- overloading vehicles
- using vehicles that are not safe to drive (unroadworthy)
- using emission cheat devices
- carrying dangerous or hazardous goods without permission
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