Aberdeen Council got its signs wrong ... and therefore cannot pursue the money from outstanding fines. Furthermore, as the signs have never been legal people are entitled to request their money back.
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The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002 describes what signs can be used. If you create a sign which is not as prescribed then you must seek Special Authorisation from the Secretary of State.
Not rocket science is it?
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1 comment:
Why are they only entitled to claim their money back. Surely, the council took it ona false pretence: the Council should return it.
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