[113E Advanced quality partnership schemes: facilities, measures and standards]
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

[113E  Advanced quality partnership schemes: facilities, measures and standards]

[(1)     The facilities which may be specified in an advanced quality partnership scheme—

(a)     must be facilities provided at specific locations along routes served, or proposed to be served, by local services within the area to which the scheme relates, or facilities which are ancillary to such facilities, but

(b)     may not be facilities which are required to be provided as a result of section 139 or 140.

(2)     The measures which may be specified in a scheme—

(a)     must be measures taken for the purpose of—

(i)     increasing the use of local services serving the routes to which

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