65 Powers and duties of [traffic] authorities as to placing of traffic signs
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (1984 c 27) | Legislation

65  Powers and duties of [traffic] authorities as to placing of traffic signs

[(1)     The traffic authority may cause or permit traffic signs to be placed on or near a road, subject to and in conformity with such general directions . . . or such other directions as may be given by the [national authority] [relevant authority].]

[(1A)     The power to give general directions under subsection (1) above includes power to require equipment used in connection with traffic signs to be of a type approved in accordance with the directions.]

[(2)     The [national authority] [relevant authority] may give directions to [a strategic highways company or] a local traffic authority—]

(a)     for the placing of

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