Delayed Prohibition
A delayed prohibition is a DVSA enforcement action that allows a commercial vehicle to complete its current journey before the identified defect must be rectified. It applies to less critical defects that do not pose an immediate danger. The vehicle must not be used again after the current journey until the defect, such as borderline tread depth, is corrected.
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