UK Act of Parliament 1995 c. 13 Great Britain

Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act 1995

An Act to make provision about newly qualified drivers who commit certain offences, including provision with respect to tests of competence to drive.

Enforced by
DVLA
Status
Amended (in force with amendments)

What it defines

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Schedules

Schedules

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s.sch001 (1) In this Schedule “test certificate” means a certificate or...
s.sch001 Where— (a) a person’s test certificate has been revoked under...
s.sch001 (1) The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision...
s.sch001 (1) Part II of this Schedule applies to any person...
s.sch001 (1) Sub-paragraph (2) applies where— (a) a person to whom...
s.sch001 (1) Where the circumstances mentioned in section 2(1) exist with...
s.sch001 (1) Where— (a) there is a person to whom this...
s.sch001 (1) Where— (a) the Secretary of State is required under...
s.sch001 (1) Subject to Part V of this Schedule, the Secretary...
s.sch001 (1) Where the circumstances mentioned in section 2(1) exist with...
s.sch001 (1) Where— (a) there is a person to whom this...
s.sch001 (1) Where— (a) the Secretary of State is required under...
s.sch001 (1) Subject to Part V of this Schedule, the Secretary...
s.sch002 The Road Traffic Act 1988 shall be amended as follows....
s.sch002 (1) In the provisions mentioned in sub-paragraph (2) after “section...
s.sch002 The Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988 shall be amended as...
s.sch002 In section 47 (supplementary provisions as to disqualifications and endorsements)...
s.sch002 In section 57 (endorsement of licences without hearings) after subsection...
s.sch002 In section 77 (endorsement where penalty paid) after subsection (9)...
s.sch002 In Schedule 1 (offences to which various sections of the...

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