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jeancroft4 | 20:13 Fri 30th Jan 2009 | Road rules
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in the witness statement by the police officer it states I was driving a van yet i was driving a lorry with no tacho is that a reason to plead not guilty.
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Lorries all have tachos.
23:02 Fri 30th Jan 2009
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What is the motoring offence?

09:22 Sat 31st Jan 2009
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The HGV you were driving was it new? where you on Trade Plates?
11:04 Sat 31st Jan 2009
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A 'lorry with no tacho' is either i) illegal or ii) under 3.5T GVW which I would call a van.
17:49 Tue 03rd Feb 2009
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guilty!
17:50 Tue 03rd Feb 2009

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