261 Orders by the Authority changing what are GLA roads
Greater London Authority Act 1999 (1999 c 29) | Legislation

261  Orders by the Authority changing what are GLA roads

After section 14A of the Highways Act 1980 there shall be inserted—

“14B Orders of the Authority changing what are GLA roads

(1)     The Mayor of London shall keep under review the system of highways and proposed highways in Greater London and the allocation of responsibility for that system between the different local highway authorities.

(2)     If the Mayor of London considers it expedient that—

(a)     any highway or proposed highway in Greater London, other than a trunk road, should become a GLA road, or

(b)     that

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