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Tyre aging law could take effect in 2020

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A new tyre aging law could be introduced this year and come into force early 2020, but what exactly will it cover?

The UK government is consulting on plans to ban old tyres for buses, coaches, lorries and minibuses and a new law could be introduced this year and come into force early 2020. Tyres aged 10 years and older would be banned from use on buses, coaches, lorries and minibuses under the new proposals. However, further clarity about precisely what the new rules will cover is needed.

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