[12E Effect of motor race order]
Road Traffic Act 1988 (1988 c 52) | Legislation

[12E  Effect of motor race order]

[(1)     A motor race order made under section 12D has the effect described in this section.

(2)     Section 12(1) does not apply to the promoter of the event if that person—

(a)     promotes the event in accordance with any conditions imposed on the promoter by the motor race order, and

(b)     takes reasonable steps to ensure that any other conditions specified in the motor race order are met.

(3)     The provisions listed in the Table do not apply in relation to a participant or an official or (as the case may be) in relation to a vehicle used by a participant or an official provided that—

(a)     the participant has been approved by the motor sport governing body that issued a permit in respect of the event or (as the case may be) the official has been authorised by the promoter,

(b)     the participant or official complies with any conditions specified in the motor race order that apply to participants or (as the case may be) officials, and

(c)     the participant or official also complies with any conditions

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