Dump truck stopped with multiple safety violations, 20 charges laid - CityNews Kitchener
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A dump truck driver, and the business responsible for the vehicle, are facing a combined 20 charges after a safety stop by Ontario Provincial Police (OPP).
Officers stopped the truck on Belsyde Avenue East in Fergus Wednesday around 10:15 a.m.
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