Edinburgh driver reported for overloading van with cartons of milk

A driver was pulled over for stocking his van with too many cartons of milk causing it to be 25 per cent overweight.
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Officers stopped the vehicle, which was 1000kg heavier than it should have been, at about 2pm today.

The driver has been reported to the Procurator Fiscal.

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The rubber was so worn down the inside wires were coming through.

The car had also not been taxed and was not insured.

The driver was also reported.

Officers stopped the vehicle, which was 1000kg heavier than it should have been (overweight by 25 per cent), at about 2pm today   picture: JPI Media/Police ScotlandOfficers stopped the vehicle, which was 1000kg heavier than it should have been (overweight by 25 per cent), at about 2pm today   picture: JPI Media/Police Scotland
Officers stopped the vehicle, which was 1000kg heavier than it should have been (overweight by 25 per cent), at about 2pm today picture: JPI Media/Police Scotland

In a bid to continue clamping down on untaxed vehicles, Community Response Officers and Police Scotland Volunteer Special Constables were out in force in the city with the DVLA.

Following complaints sent to them the officers were in Leith targeting untaxed vehicles in the area.

As a result, several vehicles were clamped and seized from both Rossie Place and Manderston Street.