O-Licence
An O-Licence (Operator Licence) is the legal permit required to operate goods vehicles over 3.5 tonnes or passenger vehicles with more than nine seats for hire or reward in the UK. Licence holders must demonstrate adequate vehicle maintenance arrangements, including tyre management. Tyre defects and non-compliance can lead to licence curtailment, suspension, or revocation.
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