9 Experimental traffic orders
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (1984 c 27) | Legislation

Experimental traffic schemes

9  Experimental traffic orders

[(1)     The traffic authority for a road may, for the purposes of carrying out an experimental scheme of traffic control, make an order under this section (referred to in this Act as an “experimental traffic order”) making any such provision—

(a)     as respects a road outside Greater London, as may be made by a traffic regulation order;

(b)     as respects a road in Greater London, as may be made by an order under section 6, 45, 46, 49, [or 83(2) or by virtue of section 84(1)(a)] of this Act.]

[(2)     An experimental traffic order made by a local traffic authority outside Greater London may, with the consent of the Secretary of State [or a strategic highways company], extend to a road in relation to which

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