155 [Sanctions]
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

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(1)     Where [a traffic commissioner] is satisfied that the operator of a local service has, without reasonable excuse—

(a)     failed to operate a local service registered under section 6 of the Transport Act 1985,

[(aa)     failed to comply with the requirements of regulations made under section 6(9)(i), (j) or (k) of that Act,]

[(ab)     failed to comply with a requirement to provide information imposed by virtue of section 6C of that Act,]

(b)     operated a local service in contravention of that section or section [113J(4) or (5),] 118(4)[, 129(1)(b) or 138J(9)] of this Act, or

[(ba)     failed to comply with a requirement imposed by virtue of section [123X(7)(c),] 134B(7)(c) [or 138S(7)(c)] of this Act, or]

(c)     failed to comply with section [134F,] 138 or 140(3) of this Act [or with regulations under section 141A of this Act],

he may [make one or more orders under subsection (1A)].

[(1ZA)     Where a traffic commissioner is satisfied that—

(a)     a person has operated a local service in contravention of section 123J(3) of this Act, and

(b)     in operating the local service, the person has failed to take all reasonable precautions and to exercise all due diligence to avoid contravening section

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