Commercial Passenger (Road) Transport Act 1991
66Inspection of motor vehicles
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66 Inspection of motor vehicles Where an inspector has reason to believe that a motor vehicle is being used to carry passengers for hire or reward, the inspector may: (a) stop the vehicle; (b) direct the driver to produce for inspection any licence or other document granted under this Act; (c) direct any person to alight from, or not to enter, the vehicle; (d) require information as to the use of the vehicle from the operator or any hirer or passenger, and require any such person to furnish particulars of the person's name and address; (e) require any person there to answer questions (but not if the answer might tend to incriminate the person); and (f) inspect the vehicle.