Delivery-driver segregation wasn’t addressed
In mitigation, the company said it had received several thousand deliveries a week over decades, with no reported incidents. It pleaded guilty at the earliest opportunity and cooperated with the HSE.
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Delivery-driver segregation wasn’t addressed
A delivery driver was struck by a reversing transit van at a Birmingham depot of national autocentre chain, Halfords.
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