A professional driver from Telford has been handed a massive court bill after pleading guilty to failing to keep an accurate record on his tachograph.
Isaac Awuku, aged 48, of Buxton Road, Dawley, admitted three charges of failing to make a relevant record for the purposes of recording equipment regulations.
Awuku pleaded guilty when he appeared in court on Monday, October 16, 2022. He was given credit for pleading guilty. Awuku was handed a fine for the offence on August 31 but for the September offences he received no separate penalty.
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