Road Traffic Act 1930
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101 Power to run public service vehicles.
(1) A local authority who under any local Act or Order are operating a tramway, light railway, trolley vehicle, or omnibus undertaking, may as part of that undertaking run public service vehicles on any road inside or outside their district. (2) Nothing in this Act shall authorise a local authority to run any public service vehicle— (a) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (b) on any road on which they are for the time being prohibited by any local Act or Order from running omnibuses; or (c) except with the consent of the authority, on any road vested in a statutory dock authority as such or in a statutory harbour authority as such; or (d) except with the consent of the company on any premises (not being part of a highwaypublic road) belonging to a railway company and adjoining or giving access to a railway station.
101 Power to run public service vehicles.
(1) A local authority who under any local Act or Order are operating a tramway, light railway, trolley vehicle, or omnibus undertaking, may as part of that undertaking run public service vehicles on any road inside or outside their district. (2) Nothing in this Act shall authorise a local authority to run any public service vehicle— (a) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (b) on any road on which they are for the time being prohibited by any local Act or Order from running omnibuses; or (c) except with the consent of the authority, on any road vested in a statutory dock authority as such or in a statutory harbour authority as such; or (d) except with the consent of the company on any premises (not being part of a highwaypublic road) belonging to a railway company and adjoining or giving access to a railway station.
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