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Special Roads Act 1949

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As published

2 Classification of traffic for purposes of special roads

(1) Different classes of traffic may be prescribed by ; scheme under section one of this Act in relation to different parts of the special road to which the scheme relates. (2) The classes of traffic prescribed by any such scheme shall be prescribed by reference to the classes set out in the Secom Schedule to this Act. (3) The Minister may by order vary the composition of an; class of traffic specified in the said Second Schedule ; and where any such order has come into operation, any reference in a scheme in force under the said section one, whether made or confirmed before or after the date on which the order comes into operation to any class of traffic to which the order relates shall be construed as a reference to that class as varied by the order.

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2 Classification of traffic for purposes of special roads

(1) Different classes of traffic may be prescribed by ; scheme under section one of this Act in relation to different parts of the special road to which the scheme relates. (2) The classes of traffic prescribed by any such scheme shall be prescribed by reference to the classes set out in the Secom Schedule to this Act. (3) The Minister may by order vary the composition of an; class of traffic specified in the said Second Schedule ; and where any such order has come into operation, any reference in a scheme in force under the said section one, whether made or confirmed before or after the date on which the order comes into operation to any class of traffic to which the order relates shall be construed as a reference to that class as varied by the order.

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