Goods Vehicles (Enforcement Powers) Regulations 2001
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Interpretation
Detention of property
Release of detained vehicles
Power to immobilise vehicles
Removal of, or interference with, an immobilisation notice or device
Release of immobilised vehicles
Removal and delivery of property detained
Notification of detention of a vehicle and its contents
Applications to a traffic commissioner
Hearings
Notification of determinations
Appeals from a determination of a traffic commissioner to the Transport Tribunal
Return of a vehicle detained
Disposal of vehicles
Return of contents
Disposal of contents
Application of proceeds of sale
Disputes
Offences as to obstruction of an authorised person
Offences as to securing possession of property
Giving of notice
Enforcement and responsible bodies
The regulators that administer or enforce this legislation.
DVSA
PrimaryDriver and Vehicle Standards Agency
Regulates drivers, vehicles, and operators in UK road transport. Issues operator licences for goods vehicles (HGVs) and PSVs. Enforces roadworthiness and driver …
Traffic Commissioners for Great Britain
Independent regulators responsible for licensing and regulating operators of heavy goods vehicles, public service vehicles (buses and coaches), and local bus services. …
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