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German heavy goods vehicle inspections
Overview
German police have conducted large-scale inspections of heavy goods vehicles (HGV) across multiple regions, including the Trier area and the A67 motorway, to enforce transport and safety regulations.
In the Trier region, authorities identified violations involving weight and height limits, such as a Luxembourgish timber transport exceeding weight restrictions. In southern Hessen, specifically at the Lorsch-Ost and Lorsch-West rest areas on the A67, specialists inspected 26 trucks. These operations uncovered numerous infractions, including breaches of driving and rest time regulations, inadequate cargo securing, and operating without necessary permits.
Enforcement actions included on-the-spot fines, vehicle impoundments, and legal proceedings against drivers and transport companies. In some instances, drivers were required to pay bail due to a lack of proof of permanent residence in Germany, and one freight company was fined for gaining an “illegal competitive advantage” through its transport methods.
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Timeline
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17 days ago
[CRIME] 4 sourcesLorsch police conduct heavy goods vehicle inspections on A67German police inspected 26 trucks on the A67 near Lorsch, finding 21 in violation of regulations regarding driving times, cargo security, and transport permits.
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18 days ago
[CRIME] 2 sourcesGerman police uncover major trucking violations during heavy vehicle inspectionsGerman police conducted major heavy goods vehicle inspections in Trier and Hessen, uncovering numerous violations including weight limit breaches, inadequate cargo securing, and permit irregularities.
Sources
bietigheimerzeitung.de · lokalo.de · mrn-news.de · newsflash24.de · op-online.de · transport-online.nl