73 [Powers and duties of local traffic authorities in Greater London in respect of traffic signs]
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (1984 c 27) | Legislation

Provisions as to Greater London

73  [Powers and duties of local traffic authorities in Greater London in respect of traffic signs]

[(1)     In connection with any order under section 6 or 9 of this Act made or proposed by them, [Transport for London,] the council of a London borough and the Common Council of the City of London may, as respects any road . . . [for which they are the traffic authority] affix any traffic sign to any lamp-post or other structure in the highway, whether or not belonging to [Transport for London or] the council.]

[(1A)     In connection with any GLA road, Transport for London may—

(a)     exercise, as respects any road in Greater London which is neither a trunk road nor a GLA road, any powers exercisable by the traffic authority

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