75 Saving for certain vehicles etc
Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976 (1976 c 57) | Legislation

75  Saving for certain vehicles etc

(1)     Nothing in this Part of this Act shall—

(a)     apply to a vehicle used for bringing passengers or goods within a controlled district in pursuance of a contract for the hire of the vehicle made outside the district if the vehicle is not made available for hire within the district;

(b)     . . .

(c)     apply to a vehicle while it is being used in connection with a funeral or a vehicle used wholly or mainly, by a person carrying on the business of a funeral director, for the purpose of funerals;

[(cc)     apply to a vehicle while it is being used in connection with a wedding;]

(d)     require the display of any plate, disc or notice in or on any private hire vehicle licensed by a council under this Part of this

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