SCHEDULE 1 Matters as to which Orders can be made under Section 6
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (1984 c 27) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 1 Matters as to which Orders can be made under Section 6

Section 6

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For prescribing the routes to be followed by all classes of traffic, or by any class or classes of traffic, from one specified point to another, either generally or between any specified times.

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For prescribing streets which are not to be used for traffic by vehicles, or by vehicles of any specified class or classes, either generally or at specified times.

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For regulating the relative position in the roadway of traffic of differing speeds or types.

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For prescribing the places where vehicles, or vehicles of any class, may not turn so as to face in the opposite direction to that in which they were proceeding, or where they may only so turn under conditions prescribed by the order.

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