Traffic Act definition

Traffic Act means the Road Traffic Act 1974 as amended from time to time and for the time being;
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Traffic Act means the Road Traffic Act 1974;
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Traffic Act means the repealed Traffic Act 1949.
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Examples of Traffic Act in a sentence

  • These rules shall be in conformity with the Ontario Highway Traffic Act, or other statutes covering the Company's operation.

  • The insurance does not pay compensation for accidents resulting from the use of motorised vehicles subject to registration in Iceland and which are covered by legally prescribed vehicle insurance, irrespective of whether covered by third-party insurance or by the driver’s and owner’s accident insurance under the Traffic Act.

  • All infractions of the Highway Traffic Act and Municipal By-Laws shall be the responsibility of the drivers except those which are, by their nature, the responsibility of the Company.

  • We will not pay for any claim concerning an aircraft within the boundary of the airport, airfield or aerodrome except where we need to provide the minimum insurance required by the Road Traffic Act.

  • It shall be a violation of this Agreement if an employee refuses to operate equipment unless such refusal is justified under the Occupational Health and Safety Act and/or the Highway Traffic Act.

  • Employees are required to ensure that they have carried out safety checks in accordance with Company regulations and the Highway Traffic Act before leaving the yard and are required to report any defect immediately.

  • The Owner shall provide, install and maintain suitable traffic direction and information signs, all in accordance with The Highway Traffic Act of Ontario, R.S.O. 1990, c.H.8 and amendments thereto, and The Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.P.50 and amendments thereto, to the satisfaction of the Municipality.

  • An Employee who is charged with an offence under the Traffic Act, while operating a City vehicle, will be granted necessary time off without loss of seniority or benefits to defend him/herself against the charge in court.

  • We will provide the minimum insurance required by the Road Traffic Act but we reserve the right to seek recovery of any such amounts from you or the driver of your vehicle.

  • An Employee who is charged with an offence under the Traffic Act, while operating a vehicle on City business, will be granted necessary time off without loss of seniority or benefits to defend him/herself against the charge in court.


More Definitions of Traffic Act

Traffic Act means the Road Traffic Act 1988;
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Traffic Act means the Alberta Traffic Safety Act;
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