Grayling the Transport Minister and Brexiter

[original PM]

Are you a road haulage operator, required to be licensed to deliver the services of driving goods transportation vehicles?

Well I have a van I can put stuff in and move around.

So yeah I do 'goods transportation' - or is it if that is my official licensed business that I need a licence to drive on the Roads in the EU?

Does that also include Norway and all those other states which are affiliated to but not in the EU?

[sasguru]

Well I have a van I can put stuff in and move around.

So yeah I do 'goods transportation' - or is it if that is my official licensed business that I need a licence to drive on the Roads in the EU?

Does that also include Norway and all those other states which are affiliated to but not in the EU?

Why don't you engage the brain cell and do some research?

[WTFH]

Does that also include Norway and all those other states which are affiliated to but not in the EU?

You'd probably need to check with Chris Grayling. Hopefully those who voted to leave would have considered the consequences before hand.

[meridian]

Well I have a van I can put stuff in and move around.

So yeah I do 'goods transportation' - or is it if that is my official licensed business that I need a licence to drive on the Roads in the EU?

Does that also include Norway and all those other states which are affiliated to but not in the EU?

You know, today I’m not going to bother.

I sometimes wonder if you’re a troll, surely nobody can be this obtuse?

[sasguru]

I sometimes wonder if you’re a troll, surely nobody can be this obtuse?

I had a brief thought that he might be a Remainer troll intent on discrediting Brexit with his posts.
But no, he really is as thick as he seems and, sadly, is representative of the Brexiters generally.

[original PM]

No right.

So lets say i own a shop which sells say sledges.

Someone from France orders 20 sledges - can i not put them in my car and drive them to the buyer?

[WTFH]

No right.

So lets say i own a shop which sells say sledges.

Someone from France orders 20 sledges - can i not put them in my car and drive them to the buyer?

You could, but if it was a business transaction and you were stopped at either the UK or French border, you'd be in trouble.

[vetran]

Well I reckon a fudged (non-) Brexit will happen at the last moment.
It's really a battle between the people on the right hand side of the Gaussian curve and those on the left.
The fudge will still condemn the country to being the new Italy of Europe though.

well we have imported enough organised gangs, maybe we can compete with their corruption figures?

We know we have enough Fat Mommas and their mummy's boys, your family are a great example

[meridian]

Grayling the Transport Minister and Brexiter

No right.

So lets say i own a shop which sells say sledges.

Someone from France orders 20 sledges - can i not put them in my car and drive them to the buyer?

There’s a difference between driving, and being paid to drive. However:

If we exit with no deal, why do you think your driving licence and car insurance are still valid in an EU member state?

[vetran]

Sorted

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