TyresGone

Where did your tyres actually go?

You are legally responsible for them long after the van pulls off your forecourt. A sensible place to start is whether the person driving it is registered to carry waste at all.

Which side are you on?

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Registered carriers, county by county

Shading shows how many registered tyre collectors each county holds. Pick one to see the collectors in it.

Every county

The registration is not the whole story, but it is the first line.

An unregistered carrier cannot lawfully move your waste. If they do, and it ends up in a field, the Environment Agency traces it back to the business that produced it. That is you.

Registrations lapse quietly.

Upper tier registrations run for three years. Nobody tells you when your collector's runs out. They may not have noticed themselves.

This is a public register. We just made it searchable.

The data comes from the Environment Agency's own register, published under the Open Government Licence. We do not add to it, edit it, or charge for it.

Browse the register

If you do not have a name or a number to hand, start from where you are. Figures come from the Environment Agency public register.

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