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ROAD TRAFFIC (VEHICLE STANDARDS) REGULATIONS 2002 - REG 66

66 .         Contravention of compliance notice or direction

        (1)         While a compliance notice is in force for a vehicle, a person must not drive the vehicle on a road, or cause or permit the vehicle to be driven on a road, otherwise than in accordance with the notice.

        Maximum penalty:

            (a)         for a first offence: 24 PU;

            (b)         for a subsequent offence: 48 PU.

        Minimum penalty: 12 PU.

        Modified penalty: 12 PU.

        (2)         However, if a compliance notice specifies a defect in a vehicle that requires rectification, a person does not commit an offence under subregulation (1) if the vehicle is driven solely for the purpose of taking the vehicle directly from the place where the defect was rectified to the nearest vehicle examiner or inspection station.

        (3)         The driver of a vehicle must comply with a direction given in respect of the vehicle in a compliance notice or under regulation 61(3) or  62.

        Penalty for an offence under subregulation (3), if the direction is given for a purpose referred to in section 111(2)(m)(i) or (ii) of the Act:

            (a)         for a first offence —

                  (i)         minimum penalty: 12 PU;

                  (ii)         maximum penalty: 24 PU;

            (b)         for a subsequent offence —

                  (i)         minimum penalty: 48 PU;

                  (ii)         maximum penalty: 144 PU.

        Penalty for an offence under subregulation (3), if the direction is given for any other purpose:

            (a)         for a first offence: 24 PU;

            (b)         for a subsequent offence: 48 PU.

        Modified penalty in either case: 12 PU.

        (4)         The minimum penalty for a subsequent offence under subregulation (3) in respect of a direction given for a purpose referred to in section 111(2)(m)(i) or (ii) of the Act is irreducible in mitigation notwithstanding the provisions of any other Act.



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