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1. Introduction 2. EU Regulation 561/2006 3. Working Time – EU-Regulated Drivers 4. Domestic Regulations 5. Working Time – Domestic Drivers 6. Mixed EU and Domestic Driving 7. Enforcement 8. Drawing Up Drivers' Hours Schedules – Exam Technique 9. Key EU Exemptions – Revision List 10. Quick Exam Numbers – Memorise These

7. Enforcement

  • Uniformed police and DVSA officers can stop moving vehicles.
  • They can inspect drivers' hours records.
  • They can prohibit continued driving where EU/Domestic rules have been breached, would be breached by continuing, or a tachograph chart appears fraudulent.
  • DVSA is responsible for enforcement of Working Time provisions.
  • The training material states a maximum fine of £2,500 for breaches or causing/permitting breaches.
  • Drivers may be prosecuted for committing offences; operators for causing or permitting breaches.
  • Disciplinary action may affect the operator's O-licence and the driver's LGV entitlement.
  • The material states fixed penalties of £100–£300 depending on severity, payable within 28 days.
  • Drivers without a satisfactory UK address may be required to pay an immediate deposit; failure can lead to immobilisation.
  • Operators should schedule drivers' hours and monitor compliance.