When checking the rest of the vehicle, the DVSA officer discovers the rear of the load is not correctly strapped and as a result of this a pallet has collapsed and is resting against the curtains where the split is. What could the DVSA officer issue Jason with for the unsafe load?

Explanation: • TE 160 DH: No, this is a prohibition for Drivers Hours offences.
• TE 160: No, this is a prohibition because the vehicle is overweight.
• GV9: No, this form is now obsolete and has been replaced by the "PG9".
• PG9: Yes, this is a prohibition notice preventing any movement of the vehicle.

Category: CPC Case Studies: Vehicle Loading Unloading and Security