Hoddesdon's DH7 Logistics Ltd seeks goods vehicle operator’s licence

DH7 Logistics Ltd applies for a licence to operate from Saint Martin’s Road, Hoddesdon

DH7 Logistics Ltd in Hoddesdon applies for goods vehicle operator’s licence

DH7 Logistics Ltd seeks a licence to use JBF Haulage in Hoddesdon as an operating centre for one goods vehicle. Learn more about the application and how to make representations.

DH7 Logistics Ltd in Hoddesdon applies for goods vehicle operator’s licence

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DH7 Logistics Ltd, based at 104 Wilmington Gardens, Barking IG11 9TU, has submitted an application for a goods vehicle operator’s licence. The company intends to use JBF Haulage, located at Unit L, Plot F, Saint Martin’s Road, Hoddesdon EN11 0BT, as an operating centre for one goods vehicle. This application is part of the company's efforts to expand its logistical operations within the region.

The proposed operating centre at Saint Martin’s Road is strategically positioned to facilitate efficient transportation and logistics services. However, this development may raise concerns among local residents and businesses regarding potential impacts on their properties or daily activities.

How can I view the full details of the goods vehicle operator’s licence application?

Interested parties can view the full details by contacting the Traffic Commissioner’s Office or visiting their official website.

What should I do if I have concerns about this application?

Owners or occupiers of land near the proposed operating centre who believe their use or enjoyment of that land would be affected are encouraged to make written representations. These should be sent to the Traffic Commissioner at Quarry House, Quarry Hill, Leeds LS2 7UE within 21 days of this notice. A copy of the representation must also be sent to DH7 Logistics Ltd at their Barking address.

Where can I find guidance on making representations?

A guide to making representations is available from the Traffic Commissioner’s Office. This document provides detailed instructions on how to submit your concerns effectively.

The public notice was published in the Hertfordshire Mercury and remains open for representations until 21 days from its publication date. Those who wish to express their views or seek further information are advised to act promptly within this timeframe.

For further details on this application and how it might affect you, please refer to the original public notice here.