108 Interpretation
Road Traffic Act 1988 (1988 c 52) | Legislation

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(1)     In this Part of this Act—

[“agricultural or forestry tractor†means a motor vehicle which—

(a)     has two or more axles,

(b)     is constructed for use as a tractor for work off the road in connection with agriculture or forestry, and

(c)     is primarily used as such,]

[“approved training course for motor cyclists†and, in relation to such a course, “prescribed certificate of completion†mean respectively any course of training approved under, and the certificate of completion prescribed in, regulations under section 97(3A) of this Act]

“articulated goods vehicle†means a motor vehicle which is so constructed that a trailer designed to carry goods may by partial superimposition be attached to it in such manner as to cause a substantial part of the weight of the trailer to be borne by the motor vehicle, and “articulated goods vehicle combination†means an articulated goods vehicle with a trailer so attached,

[“British external licence†and “British Forces licence†have the meanings given by section 88(8) of this Act,]

“Community licence†means a document issued in respect of [an EEA State]. . . by an authority of that or [another EEA State]. . . authorising the holder to drive a motor vehicle, not being—

(a)

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