Hauliers urged to get DVS permit as TfL reveals 7,000 fines issued since launch in March

2021-06-02T14:07:00

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TfL is calling for more hauliers to apply for a Direct Vision Standard (DVS) permit after revealing that more than 7,000 penalty charge notices (PCNs) have been issued to lorry drivers since the schemes launch in March, raising a minimum of £1.9m in fines.

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