US EditionRail minister admits using phone while driving vintage bus
- Labour's Rail Minister, Lord Peter Hendy, reported himself to the police for texting while driving a vintage bus during a charity event on March 28.
- The Metropolitan Police initially closed the investigation due to lack of evidence but reopened it after receiving new information.
- Lord Hendy has apologized for his actions, stating it was an error of judgment, and is likely to receive a fine and additional points on his license as a result.
- The Railway Family Fundraiser expressed gratitude for Lord Hendy's support and expressed regret over the incident.
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perspectivemedia.comRail minister admits using phone while driving vintage London bus
A spokesperson for Lord Peter Hendy said the minister had reported himself to the police.
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Rail minister reports himself to police after using phone while driving bus
The rail minister has reported himself to the police after he was seen using a mobile phone while driving a vintage Routemaster bus in London.Lord Peter Hendy apologised for his actions after a passenger on the bus spotted him using the phone during a charity tour last month.The former Transport for London executive has given a tour in the bus, which he owns, for the last three years to raise money for charity on behalf of the Railway Family.But…
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