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ENFORCEMENT
THE CENTRAL Motorway Police Group (CMPG) is urging hauliers to remain compliant so it can use its resources to fight freight crime. It says it has been shocked by some of the "mindless" actions of drivers, as well as a rise in hours offences.
Speaking exclusively to CM at CMPG's Birmingham headquarters, PC Angus Nairn and PC Steve Rounds say they have been shocked at some of the crimes they have seen truckers corrmiitting, which have been observed...
