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You are here: Home1 / News2 / Legislation3 / Old tyre ban could result in better part worn regulation – TyreS...

Old tyre ban could result in better part worn regulation – TyreSafe

Date: 16th July 2020 Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
TyreSafe has welcomed the outcomes and initiatives of the “Government response to the consultation to ban tyres aged 10 years or older” and suggested that there are indications that the consultation could result in efforts to move towards better part worn tyre regulation (Photo: TyreSafe)

TyreSafe has welcomed the outcomes and initiatives of the “Government response to the consultation to ban tyres aged 10 years or older”. The Department for Transport’s (DfT) response includes legislation banning the fitment of tyres over 10 years of age to the front wheels of lorries, buses and coaches. The ban also extends to all wheels of minibuses unless they have a ‘twin axle’, which means they would have two wheels on each side at the rear.

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