49 Tests of satisfactory condition of goods vehicles and determination of plated weights, etc
Road Traffic Act 1988 (1988 c 52) | Legislation

Tests of certain classes of goods vehicles

49  Tests of satisfactory condition of goods vehicles and determination of plated weights, etc

(1)     The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision for the examination of goods vehicles of any prescribed class—

(a)     for the purpose of selecting or otherwise determining plated weights or other plated particulars for goods vehicles of that class, or

(b)     for the purpose of ascertaining whether any prescribed construction and use requirements (whether relating to plated particulars or not) are complied with in the case of goods vehicles of that class, [or

(c)     for the purpose of ascertaining whether the condition of the vehicle is such that its use on a road would involve a danger of injury to any person,

or for any of those purposes.]

(2)     In particular the regulations may make provision—

(a)     for the determination, according to criteria or by methods prescribed by or determined

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