Road Traffic Act 1960

138 Provisions as to corridor areas

(1) Where from the particulars submitted on an application for a road service licence made to the traffic commissioners for any traffic area it appears that the applicant proposes to provide a service on a route running through another traffic area (in this section referred to as a " corridor area ") in which the following conditions will be observed, that is to say—

(a) that passengers will not be taken up or set down therein,

(b) that passengers will not be permitted to alight therein for the purpose of sight-seeing, or for any other purpose requiring the vehicle to be halted for a period of more than fifteen minutes,

the commissioners may grant a licence subject to observance of those conditions, and a licence so granted shall have validity in the corridor area as if it had been backed in the prescribed manner by the traffic commissioners for the corridor area.

(2) The traffic commissioners, before granting a licence having validity under the foregoing subsection, shall consult the commissioners for the corridor area as to the route to be followed in the corridor area in connection with the provision of the service under the licence, and may attach to the licence such conditions as they may think fit with respect to the route to be followed.