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Standard National goods vehicle licence

Huntingdonshire District Council operator licence OF0087731

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ValidDVSA file 7 Sep 2026

Huntingdonshire District Council holds a valid Standard National goods vehicle operator licence (OF0087731) in the East of England traffic area, authorising 60 vehicles and 0 trailers, according to the DVSA file dated 7 September 2026.

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Vehicles authorised
60
Trailers authorised
0
Operating centres
1
Continuation date
31 Oct 2030

Licence details

Licence number
OF0087731
Status
Valid
Licence type
Standard National
Vehicle category
Goods vehicles
Traffic area
East of England
Vehicles
60 authorised49 currently specified (listed on the licence). The operator may use up to the authorised number.
Trailers
0 authorised0 currently specified.
Continuation date
31 October 2030The licence is continued on this date every five years. The fee for a goods licence is due by the end of the month before. It is not an expiry date.
Operator type
Other (e.g. public authority, charity, trust, university)
Earned recognition
Listed in DVSA’s earned recognition schemeDVSA list updated 1 October 2026. Accredited 9 January 2020.
How to read this record
Standard National goods vehicle licence
Carries goods for other people, for payment, within Great Britain. Own goods only when abroad.
Valid
The licence is listed as valid in the DVSA file.
Vehicles and trailers authorised
The most vehicles and trailers the operator may use under the licence. The number specified is how many are listed on it now.
Operating centre
Where the vehicles are kept when not in use. A licence can have several.
Continuation date
The licence is continued on this date every five years. The fee for a goods licence is due by the end of the month before. It is not an expiry date.
Traffic area
The Traffic Commissioner's area that issued the licence. Its letter is the second letter of the licence number.

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Key facts

  • Next continuation: 31 October 2030, in 4 years. The goods continuation fee is due by 30 September 2030.
  • With 60 vehicles authorised, it is the 19th largest of the 165 company licences with an operating centre in Huntingdon, and holds 0.9% of the vehicles authorised there.
  • It authorises more vehicles than 97% of the 10,904 company licences in the East of England traffic area, where the median is 4 vehicles.
  • It lists 1 operating centre, the same as the median of 1 for company licences in the East of England traffic area.
  • Listed in DVSA's earned recognition scheme (list updated 1 October 2026), accredited 9 January 2020.

Traffic Commissioner decisions

No written decision (published since January 2025) and no entry in Applications and Decisions or Notices and Proceedings (since January 2026) names this licence number. All decisions on GOV.UK

Operating centres 1

Where the vehicles are kept when not in use.

  1. 5, Latham Road

    Huntingdon, PE29 6YG

Change history

What changed between each weekly DVSA file we hold.

  1. History starts from the DVSA file dated . It is the only DVSA file we hold so far.

About Huntingdonshire District Council

Is Huntingdonshire District Council licensed?
Yes. Huntingdonshire District Council holds operator licence OF0087731, which is valid in the DVSA file dated 7 September 2026.
What type of operator licence does Huntingdonshire District Council hold?
Standard National goods vehicle licence (OF0087731). Carries goods for other people, for payment, within Great Britain. Own goods only when abroad.
When is Huntingdonshire District Council's continuation date?
31 October 2030. The licence is continued on this date every five years. The fee for a goods licence is due by the end of the month before. It is not an expiry date.

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DVSA file 7 Sep 2026Source: DVSA operator licence data, file dated , read . We last checked DVSA for a newer file on 7 October 2026. How we read it

Earned recognition: DVSA’s list updated .Traffic Commissioner decisions and weekly publications: Office of the Traffic Commissioner on GOV.UK. Insolvency notices: The Gazette.

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