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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Traffic Management Act 2004, Paragraph 10.

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10(1)The appropriate national authority may by regulations amend the [relevant table] so as to add further traffic signs.E+W
(2)A traffic sign may only be added to the [relevant] table if it is of a type—
(a)regulating the movement of vehicles (and not stationary vehicles),
(b)to which section 36 of the Road Traffic Act 1988 (c. 52) applies (offence of failure to comply with traffic sign), and
(c)failure to comply with which is not an offence involving obligatory endorsement.
In paragraph (c) “offence involving obligatory endorsement” has the meaning given by section 96 of the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988 (c. 53).
(3)Before making regulations under this paragraph the appropriate national authority shall consult—
(a)such representatives of chief officers of police, and
(b)such associations of local authorities (if any),
as the authority considers appropriate.
[(4)In this paragraph “the relevant table” means—
(a)as regards England, Table A or Table B in paragraph 8A(5);
(b)as regards Wales, the table in paragraph 9(4).]
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