[134C Advanced ticketing schemes]
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

[Bus services: advanced ticketing schemes]

[134C  Advanced ticketing schemes]

[(1)     A local transport authority whose area is in England, or two or more such authorities acting jointly, may make a ticketing scheme (an “advanced ticketing scheme”) covering the whole or any part of their area, or combined area, if they consider that the proposed scheme—

(a)     would be in the interests of the public, and

(b)     would contribute to the implementation of their local transport policies.

(2)     An advanced ticketing scheme may not be made unless the authority or authorities have complied with the notice and consultation requirements imposed by section 134D.

(3)     An advanced ticketing scheme is a scheme under which operators of local services of a class specified in it are required to make and implement arrangements under which persons may purchase, in a single transaction, a ticket (or tickets) of any of the descriptions which may be covered

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