Wolverhampton checks tyres in Sandwell and Dudley
Officers spoke to drivers about tyre checks. The council has not said how many vehicles were stopped.
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Officers spoke to drivers about tyre checks. The council has not said how many vehicles were stopped.
Views are open until 11.55pm on 8 January 2027. Nothing in the paper is law yet.
Daytime trips are €16 or €19. Plate checks and fare boards are due in early November.
Councillors also left the 2030 cleaner-vehicle date open. Consultation is under way.
It opened on 13 October and closes on 3 November. The findings go to the Regulatory Committee.
Zero-emission vehicles could be licensed for 18 years. Operator finances would be checked.
JSY Travel may move vehicles only from 6.30am to 8pm. The office may stay open until 10pm.
The jobcentre could not say when his payments would stop. He has waited almost four years.
Footage would be deleted automatically unless it was needed for an investigation.
From 14 October the tester must accept them. A missing sticker is a major defect.
He was convicted on 24 April 2025 and did not declare it. The committee voted unanimously.
Mohammad Yasin wrote on 13 October. He asked how long renewals now take.
No passengers are being carried. Nobody has applied to run a driverless service.
As of 2 October 2026, 229 drivers had offence points. Five had reached 15.
He was given a 20-month suspended sentence and ordered to pay Mohammed Hanan £3,000.
West Mercia Police say it happened on Victoria Avenue at about 1.50am on 4 October.
At mid-September, 62 contracts covering 135 pupils were still being evaluated. He did not say how many remain.
New applicants would need four years, not two. Comments close on 20 November.
Verne's public service still has a safety operator. Empty-car passenger tests were announced on 10 September.
James Metcalf says Friday's waits reached three hours. The Pinchbeck cycle scheme is due to finish in winter 2026.
Hasan Saghir, 26, was jailed for six years and eight months. The cocaine was worth £38,000 to £120,000.
Lord Harrower has ordered a risk report on Gregor Thomson. The case is back at Glasgow High Court on 7 January.