57 Certificates of conformity
Road Traffic Act 1988 (1988 c 52) | Legislation

57  Certificates of conformity

(1)     The manufacturer of a type vehicle in respect of which a type approval certificate is in force may issue, in respect of each vehicle manufactured by him which conforms with the type vehicle in such of the relevant aspects of design, construction, equipment and marking as are mentioned in the type approval certificate a certificate . . .—

(a)     stating that it does so conform, and

(b)     specifying the design weights for the vehicle,

and must in the case of goods vehicles of such classes as may be prescribed specify in the certificate one or more of the plated weights for the vehicle..

[(1ZC)     If a manufacturer has a type approval certificate issued by the Secretary of State following approval under section 55(1A) or 55(1D), a relevant European certificate

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