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Section 20 – Use of invalid carriages on highways

Introduction

Together with the Use of Invalid Carriages on Highways Regulations 1988, this section specifies the circumstances in which an invalid carriage may lawfully be used on a footway and, if mechanically propelled, deemed not to be a motor vehicle for the purposes of road traffic legislation. To understand this section, it is necessary to refer […]

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