The controls, which focused on Irish drivers over two days in conjunction with the European Labor Commission, resulted in 13 Irish drivers being fined the equivalent of approximately SEK 361,000.
Extensive inspections took place on May 3 and 5 as French police, under the supervision of the European Labor Commission, carried out inspections to ensure compliance with regulations and address possible violations in the transport sector.
control panel 17 people, including car inspectors, police officers, work environment inspectors and representatives of various European bodies, carried out extensive checks at the entrance to the port of Cherbourg, France.
Officers According to the French local press, the focus on Irish drivers, for example, was not infrequently linked to offenses involving the misuse of driving licences.
25 heavy Of the trucks inspected during the operation, violations were found in thirteen of these, resulting in fines and sanctions of around SEK 361,000.
Violations He was found to have misused his driver’s licence, driving and leisure time offenses and driving with a dual driver’s licence.
due to Limitations in the legal framework mean that Irish authorities can only deal with these crimes if they take place in the home country. The aim of this collective action is to address and ensure that all drivers, regardless of nationality, comply with the regulations.
Restrictions It also revealed other violations among drivers from other countries. Six vehicles from the Netherlands, Great Britain, Poland, Romania, Ukraine and France received fines and penalty charges equivalent to approximately SEK 125,300. Trans writes that the official police report does not mention any violations involving it.Information.
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