46 Charges at, and regulation of, designated parking places
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (1984 c 27) | Legislation

46  Charges at, and regulation of, designated parking places

(1)     Subject to Parts I to III of Schedule 9 to this Act the authority by whom a designation order is made [with respect to any parking place outside Greater London][, and not in a civil enforcement area for parking contraventions,] shall by order prescribe any charges to be paid for vehicles left in a parking place designated by the order; and any such charge may be prescribed either—

(a)     as an amount (in this Act referred to as an “initial charge”) payable in respect of an initial period and an amount (in this Act referred to as an “excess charge”) payable, in addition to an initial charge, in respect of any excess over an initial period, or

(b)     as an amount payable regardless of the period for which a vehicle is left.

[(1A)     Subject to Parts I to III of Schedule 9 to this Act, where the authority by whom a designation order is made with respect to any parking place in Greater London[, or outside Greater London in a civil enforcement area for parking contraventions,] impose charges to be paid for vehicles left in a parking place designated by the

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