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A The Traffic Signs (Speed Limits) Regulations and General Directions 1969

6th April 1989, Page 68
6th April 1989
Page 68
Page 68, 6th April 1989 — A The Traffic Signs (Speed Limits) Regulations and General Directions 1969
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(Si 1487) Part II, Paragraph 4, state that every terminal sign of size 1 or 2 shown in a numbered diagram when erected on a trunk or principal road within 50 metres of a street lamp lit by electricity — (a) shall throughout the hours of darkness be continuously illuminated by means of internal or external lighting, and may also be illuminated by the use of reflecting material, or (b) shall throughout the hours of darkness, while the street light is lit, be continuously illuminated by means of external fighting and shall be illuminated by use of reflecting material. If the sign was not illuminated and was dirty, you should not have been convicted. If you have a witness all the better; if not, contact the Highways Department responsible for sign maintenance who would keep a log of when repairs were carried out and then you can appeal.