Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988

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Section 75.

SCHEDULE 5E+W+S Scotland: Additional Offences Open to Conditional Offer

(1) Provision creating offence	(2) General nature of offence
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Textual Amendments

F1 Entry in Sch. 5 repealed (3.5.1994) by 1994 c. 9, s. 258, Sch. 26 Pt. I

Offence under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (c. 27)
Section 53(6) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.	Breach of provision of parking place designation order having effect by virtue of section 53(1)(b).

Offences under the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984 (c. 54)
Section 65(1) of the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984	Conveying insecure load on drawn vehicle.
Section 65(2) of that Act	Permitting child to drive drawn vehicle.
Section 95(1) of that Act	Dropping and failing to remove mud, etc.
Section 129(3) of that Act.	Carrying projecting load.
Section 129(5) of that Act.	Driving on footway, etc.
Section 129(6) of that Act.	Parking motor vehicle on cycle track.

Offences under the Road Traffic Act 1988 (c. 52)
RTA section 24	Unlawful carrying of passengers on bicycle.
RTA section 26	Holding or getting onto a moving vehicle to be carried, or holding onto a moving vehicle to be towed.
RTA section 27	Causing or permitting dog to be on designated road without a lead.
RTA section 37	Failure by pedestrians to comply with directions of constable regulating vehicular traffic.
RTA section 47	Using a vehicle without a valid test certificate.
Regulations made by virtue of RTA section 51(2)	Failure of driver of goods vehicle to be present throughout testing of vehicle.
RTA section 53(1)	Using goods vehicle without valid required plating certificate.
RTA section 53(3)	Using altered goods vehicle where alteration not notified to Secretary of State under section 49.
Regulations made by virtue of RTA section 61(4)	Failure of driver of vehicle to be present throughout testing of vehicle after notification of alteration.
RTA section 63	Using vehicle without valid type approval certificate, or using goods vehicle to draw trailer where plating certificate does not state maximum laden weight for vehicle and trailer or using altered vehicle where alteration not notified to Secretary of State under section 59.
RTA section 64	Using goods vehicle with unauthorised as well as authorised weights marked on it.
RTA section 87(2)	Causing or permitting person to drive [F2otherwise than in accordance with] licence.
RTA section 94(3)	Failure to notify relevant or prospective disability.
RTA section 96(1)	Driving with uncorrected defective eyesight.
RTA section 99(5)	Driving licence holder failing [F3when his licence is revoked, to surrender it and its counterpart or], when his particulars become incorrect, to surrender licence [F4and counterpart] and give particulars.
[F5RTA section 110 ]	[F5 Driving HGV without HGV driver’s licence or causing or permitting person to drive HGV without HGV driver’s licence. ]
RTA [F6section 112][F6section 114]	Failure to comply with conditions of [F7HGV] [F7LGV or PCV ] driver’s licence or employing person under 21 to drive [F7HGV] [F7LGV or PCV ] in contravention of conditions of his licence.
Regulations under RTA [F8section 117][F8section 120(5)]	Contravention of provisions of regulations about [F9HGV] [F9LGV or PCV ] drivers’ licences which is declared by the regulations to be an offence.
RTA section 136	Failure of driving instructor to surrender licence or certificate to Registrar when required.
RTA section 137	Failure to produce certificate of registration or licence as driving instructor.
RTA section 147	Failure to surrender certificate of insurance on cancellation or to make statutory declaration.
RTA section 164(8)	Failure to furnish Secretary of State with evidence of date of birth, etc.
RTA section 165	Failure to give constable certain names and addresses or to produce certificate of insurance or certain test and other like documents or failure of person supervising learner driver to give constable certain names and addresses.
RTA section 169	Failure of pedestrian contravening section 37 to give name and address to constable.
RTA section 170	Failure of driver in accident involving injury to another to produce evidence of insurance or report the accident.