The government on Wednesday revoked Japan Post Co.'s license to operate all of its roughly 2,500 freight vans and trucks after many post offices failed to properly check whether drivers had consumed alcohol.License revocation is the most serious administrative penalty under the motor truck transportation business law, and the move severely impacts the country's logistics network, as it bars the major freight company from obtaining a new license for five years."We deeply apologize for causing such a serious incident," Japan Post President Tetsuya Senda said the same day upon receiving the no…READ FULL ARTICLE
