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The Pedicab Drivers (London) Regulations 2026

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21 Level of fixed penalty

(1) TfL may set the amount of the fixed penalty payable to TfL in accordance with this regulation. (2) In setting the amount of the fixed penalty TfL is to take into account the maximum fine for the offence under these Regulations and may take account of any reasonable costs or expected costs incurred or to be incurred in connection with the administration of the issuing of a fixed penalty notice under regulation 20. (3) TfL must publish on its website the amount of the fixed penalty which has been set by TfL in accordance with this regulation.

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21 Level of fixed penalty

(1) TfL may set the amount of the fixed penalty payable to TfL in accordance with this regulation. (2) In setting the amount of the fixed penalty TfL is to take into account the maximum fine for the offence under these Regulations and may take account of any reasonable costs or expected costs incurred or to be incurred in connection with the administration of the issuing of a fixed penalty notice under regulation 20. (3) TfL must publish on its website the amount of the fixed penalty which has been set by TfL in accordance with this regulation.

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