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Traffic Management Act 2004
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SCHEDULE 2Schedule 4A to the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991
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Section 95A
“SCHEDULE 4Afixed penalty offences under part 3
| Offence | Brief description |
|---|---|
| An offence under section 54(5) | Failure to comply with duties under s. 54 (advance notice of certain works, etc.) |
| An offence under section 55(5) | Beginning to execute works in contravention of s. 55 (notice of starting date) |
| An offence under section 55(9) | Failure to give notice in accordance with s. 55(8) (notice to be given on s. 55 notice ceasing to have effect) |
| An offence under section 57(4) | Failure to give notice in accordance with s. 57 (notice of emergency works) |
| An offence under section 70(6) consisting of a failure to comply with subsection (3) or (4A) | Failure to comply with requirements to give notice of completion of reinstatement |
| An offence created by regulations made under section 74(7B) | Failure to give a notice required by regulations under s. 74 (charge for occupation of the highway where works unreasonably delayed) |
| An offence created by regulations made under section 74A(11) | Failure to give a notice required by regulations under s. 74A (charge determined by reference to duration of works)” |
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