FILE - People view a memorial at the site, July 6, 2019, where seven bikers riding with the Jarheads Motorcycle Club were killed in a collision in Randolph, N.H. FILE - Truck driver Volodymyr Zhukovskyy is arraigned in Springfield, Mass. June 24, 2019, for allegedly causing the deaths of seven motorcycle riders. FILE - People view a memorial at the site, July 6, 2019, where seven bikers riding with the Jarheads Motorcycle Club were killed in a collision in Randolph, N.H.
Gasanov was accused of falsifying driver logs to avoid federal road safety regulations including exceeding limits on the hours a driver can operate. He also instructed at least one employee to falsify records by deactivating logging devices in order to exceed the allowable driving hours and lied about it to federal investigators.
Zhukovskyy’s Massachusetts license was automatically suspended in New Hampshire after his arrest following the crash, but he sought to reinstate it earlier this year. An administrative law judge for the Department of Safety upheld the suspension in May, and after a hearing last month, issued an order Wednesday extending it until June 2026, seven years after the crash.