Bill 141 (Legislature 15, Session 1)

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Alberta — Bills

No. 141 1st Session, 15th Legislature, Alberta 12 Elizabeth II BILL 14" A Bill to amend The Vehicles and Highway Traffic Act HON. MR. 'TAYLOR Printed by L. S. WALL, PrInter to the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, Edmonton, Alberta, 1964

Explanatory Note I. This Bill amends The Vehicels and Highway Traffic Act, which is

chapter 356 of the Revised Statutes.

Section 2, clause (sl) presently reads: "(sl) "trailer" means a vehicle intended for the conveyance" of goods (

i) that may be attached to and drawn by a motor vehicle, and (

U) that is at any time drawn upon a highway by a mot'Or vehicle;".

Section 4, which provides for application of registration of motor vehicles, is amended to make it applicable to trailers.

Section 5, which provides for the issue of a certificate of registration for motor vehicles, is amended to make applicable to trailers.

Section 8 presently reads: "8. Subject to the provisions of this Act as to suspens,ion and cancellat10n, the period 'Of registration for any mo·tor vehicle registered and the period of any licence issued to any person 1icensed as an operat'Or pursuant to

Part 1, shaH be from the first day of April until the ensuing thirty-first day of March, both days inclusive, or for such longer period as the Lieutenant Governor in Council may from time to time prescribe.".

Section 10 is revised to make it applicable to trailers.

BILL No. 141 of 19'64

An Act to amend The Vehicles and Highway Traffic Act (Assented to , 1964) HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Provinc'e of Alherta, enacts as follows: 1. The Vehicles and Highway Traffic Act is hereby amended.

Section 2 is amended by striking out clause (sl) and by SUbstituting the following: (sl) "trailer" means a vehicle so designed that it may be attached to or drawn by a motor vehicle or tractor and intended to trans'port property or persons and includes any trailer that is designed, constructed and equipped as a dwelling place, living abode or sleeping place, either permanently or temporarily, but does not include road building machinery;

Section 4 is amended by adding after the words "motor vehicle" in subsections (1) and (2) the words "or trailer".

Section 5 is amended by adding after the words "motor vehicle" the words "or trailer".

Section 8 is struck out and the following is substituted: 8. Subject to the provisions of this Act as to suspension or cancellation, (

a) the period of registration for any motor vehicle and trailer registered,and (

b) the period of any licence issued to any person licensed as an operator, pursuant to this Part, shall be for the period prescribed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council.

Section 10 is struck out and the following is sub stituted: 10. Subject to the other provisions of this Act, (

a) nO' person whO' is the O'wner of a motO'r vehicle O'r trailer shall O'perate O'r suffer to' permit any O'ther

7.. (

a) Section lla, subsectioll {3-} ii amended for clarification. The subsection presently refers to obtaining another motor vehicle. (b) Subsection (6) presently reads: "

(6) Notwithstanding' subsections (2) and (3) where a motor vehicle. is.-. ngisteoo Uit-der the n~ffl-eS of botb 8.. l~Ql" lW,d a leesee, and too leasee c-ef.l,S'e& to have an intepsst; in" t·h-e· vehicle; the lessor shall reta,in the number plant's in his possession and m~ ~ at any time during the registration year to have the registration included a new lessee of the vehicle.".

Section 12 which provides for regulations relating.~ to trailers is~ mviMd. Certain matters referred to in the present

section are omitted. as they wHI now be dealt with in the Act. 9. Self-explanatory. 2

person to operate the motor vehicle or trailer on a highway at any time during which he is not the holder of a sUbsisting certificate of registration issued pursuant to this Act for the motor vehicle or trailer, and (

b) no person shall operate on a highway any motor vehicle or trailer in respect of which there is not for the time being a sUbsisting certificate of regis tration issued pursuant to this Act.

Section 11a is amended (

a) as to subsection (3) by striking out the word "ob taining" and by s-ubstituting the words "acquiring ownership of", (

b) by striking out subsection 6 and by substituting the following:

(6) Notwithstanding subsections (2) and (3), where a motor vehicle is registered under the names of both a lessor and lessee, and the lessee ceases to have an interest in the vehicle, the lessor shall retain the numtber plates in his possession and may apply within fourteen days after having released the vehicle to a new lessee to have the registration in clude the new lessee of the vehicle.

Section 12 is struck out and the following is sub stituted: 12. The Lieutenant Governor in Council may (

a) for the -purpose of registration classify trailers into such classes as he considers convenient having regard to carrying capacity, construction, use or any other circumstance, and may fix the fee pay able on registration of all or any class thereof and may fix different fees in respect of different classes at such amounts as he considers proper, and may exempt any class of trailer from the require ment of registration, and (

b) ma;ke regulations as to the operation upon any highway of trailers, the lighting or other equip ment to be installed thereon, the issuance, form and notice of registration plates, and the display of such plates on the trailer.

Section 15 is amended by adding the following sub section:

(4) A person destroying or dismantling a motor vehicle in such a manner as to make it inoperative 2 (

a) shall not use or allow the serial number plate of that motor vehicle to be used on any other motor vehicle, and

Section 16, subsection. (1) requires every person who'oper ates a motor vehicle on a highway to hav~. an operator's licence. Subsection (3) which sets out an exception to that rule is revised for greater clarity and a new exception for holders of international drivers' licences is added. II.

Section 19 which provides for the endorsement and suspen sion of operators' licences on conviction of certain offences is amended to make it applica:ble to certain offences under the National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations.

Section 31 reads: "31. A I,1~lffiber plate sha.ll at ai~ times be kept in a legible condition, clearly vIsIble and unobscured by any part of the vehicle or its a.ttachments or load, or otherwise howsoever, and shall be kept fIrmly fastened.".

Section 46, subsection (1) which sets out the lights to be displ~yed by vehi~les on the highway at. night is amended to reqUIre clearance lIghts on self-propelled mOQile homes. 3

(

b) shall forthwith remove and deliver the serial number plate of the motor vehicle to the nearest peace officer.

Section 16 is amended by striking out subsection (3) and by sUbstituting the following:

(3) Suhsection (1) does not apply to a person ordinarily resident outside the Province (

a) if he (

i) does not remain in Alberta, or :ii) does not carryon business or is not employed in Alberta, for more than three months in any year, and (

b) if he is authorized by the laws of his place of resi dence to operate a motor vehicle. (3a) Subsection (1) does not apply to' a person who (

a) holds an international driver's licence, and (

b) does not remain in . Alberta for more than twelve consecutive months.

Section 19 is amended (

a) as to subsection (1) (

i) by striking out of clause (

b) the word and figure "or 74," and by substituting the word and figures", 7 4 or 75,", (ii) by striking out the word "or" at the end of clause (

c) and by adding the word "lor" at the end of clause (d), (iii) by adding the following clause after clause (d) : (

e) under regulation 16 (4) of 28 or 39 of the National Parks Highway Traffic Regulations (Canada), (

b) as to subsection (3) by striking out the word "or (d)" and by substituting the word ", (

d) or (e); (

c) as to subsection (4) by striking out the word "or (d)" and by substituting the word ", (

d) or (e:)"

Section 31 is amended by renumbering the

section as subsection (1) and by adding the following subsection:

(2) The number plate of a motor vehicle pulling a trailer shall not be considered to be obscured or not visible by reason of the presence of the trailer if the number plate of the trailer is displayed at the rear of the trailer in accord ance with subsection (1).

Section 4'6, subsection (1) is amended by striking out the word "and" at the end of clause (/) and by adding the word "and" at the end of clause (

g) and by adding the fol lowing clause after clause (g) : 3

Section 47, subsection (2) restricts the use of flashing lights on vehicles. Subsection (3), clause (c), subclause (iii) presently reads: 4 "(3) Subsection (2) does not apply to (<

l) flashing Ughts of such color other than red as is provided in this Act or the regu~ations made hereunder and diSiP'layed by (Hi) a tow truc~, while towing a disabled vehicle, ............. I s.

Section 52 presently reads: "52.

(1) A motor vehicle otl:ler than a motor cycle, sham be equipped with at least two stop lamps mounted on the rear, and a motor cycle shall be equipped with at least one stop lamp mounted on the rear of the vehicle.

(2) A stop ,lamp shall be capable of being lit when the service brake is applied and when lit, shall be capable of emitting a red light plai,nly visible from a dlstance of not less than one hundred feet to the rear of the vehicle in normal sunlight.".

Section 55 presently reads: "55.

(1) Every motor vehicle using gasoline or other fluid of a Uke nature shall be equirpped w.ith a muffler of such kind and description as wi1I prevent any unreasonahle noise in the operation of the engine of the vehicle.

(2) No person operat,ing, or naving under his control}, <>r in his charge any motor vehicle on any highway in any city, t<>wn or village, shall CJut out the muffler, or open the cut-out of the vehicle, while the engine thereof is in operation. (3) Subsection (1) does not apply to a school bus having a capacity of twenty-four or more passengers ....

(

h) no self-propelled mobile home having a width at any part, including the load thereon, in excess of eighty inches, shall be in motion upon any highway unless it has affixed in conspicuous positions, as near the top as practical, at least one lighted amber clearance light on each side of the front and at least one lighted red clearance 1ight on each side of the rear.

Section 47, subsection (3), clause (

c) is amended (

a) as to subclause (iii) by adding after the word "tow ing" the words ~'or pushing", (Ib) by adding the following subclause after subclause (vii) : (viii) a vehicle that has become immobile or in operative,

Section 52 is struck out and the following is sub stituted : 52.

(1) Unless otherwise provided by the regulations (

a) every motor cycle shall be equipped with at least one stop lamp mounted on the rear of the vehicle, and (

b) every other motor vehicle and every trailer and rearmost vehicle in a train -of vehicles shall be equipped with at least two stop lamps mounted on the rear of the vehicle.

(2) A stop lamp shall light up when the service brake is applied and when lit shall emit a red light plainly visible from a distance of not less than one hundred feet to the rear of the vehicle in normal sunlight.

Section 55 is struck out and the following is sub stituted: 55.

(1) A motor vehicle propelled by an internal-combus tion engine shall ,be equipped with an exhaust muffler con sisting of a series of pipes or chambers, which ensures that the exhaust gases from the engine are cooled and expelled without excessive noise.

(2) No person shall drive or operate a motor vehicle pro pelled by an internal-combustion engine when the muffler with which the vehicle is equipped is cut out or disconneeted from the engine.

(3) No person shall drive or operate a motor vehiele propelled by an internal-combustion engine equipped with a muffler from which has been removed a baffle-plate or other part.

(4) No person shall drive or operate a motor vehiele pro- 4

Section 59, subsections (2) and (3) presently read: "

(2) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may, by regu.'lations pre scribe a maximum speed in excess of sixty miles an hour for any highway outside- an urban' district and may preseribe different rates fo·r daytime and night time. (3' In case ot! highways other than district highways, local roads or development roads within the area of a county, munidpal distric. or improvement district, the Lieutenant Governor in Council may, by regulation applicable to al'l vehicles or to any class or olasses 0,' vehicles, prescribe general maximum speed limits therefor under sixty miles an hour to be indicated by signs posted along the highway.". 18.

On multiple lane highways slow moving vehicles should use the righthand lane.

Section 6'6, SUbsection (2) reads: "(2).If any driver desires to pass anotiher vehi,cle or horseman travellmg upon a highway in the same direction, he shall sound -his hor~ before commencing to pass and he shall in passin.g keep hi, veh10le to the left of tne other vehicle or horseman except as i~ otherwise provided for in

section 67.". ' 5

pelled by an internal-combustion engine equipped with a muffler, the exhaust outlet of which has been opened or widened.

(5) No Person shall drive or operate a motor vehicle pro pelled by an internal-combustion engine equipped with a muffler or exhaust system to which is attached any device which increases the noise of the explosion of the gases from the engine or allows a flame to ;be ignited from the exhaust system.

(6) This

section does not apply to a school bus having a capacity of twenty-four or more passengers.

Section 59 is amended (

a) by striking out subsection (2) and by sUbstituting the following:

(2) The Minister may by order prescribe a maximum speed in excess of sixty miles an hour for any higjhway and may prescribe different rates for daytime and night time. (

b) as to subsection (3) by striking out the words "Lieutenant Governor in Council may, by regula tion" and by substituting the words "Minister may, by order".

Section 61 is amended by adding the following sub sections:

(3) Subject to

Part IV, on a highway outside a city, town or village where there are two or more traffic lanes on the same side of the centre line for vehicles travelling in the same direction, a person shall not drive in the traffic lane nearest the centre line unless he is driving at or near the maximum speed permitted. (4) Subsection (3) does not prohibit a slower moving vehicle from using the traffic lane nearest to the centre line for the purpose of overtaking and passing another vehicle.

Section 66 is amended by adding the following sub section:

(9) Notwithstanding subsection (2), the driver of a motor vehicle may overtake to pass upon the right of an other vehicle (

a) when the vehicle overtaken is making or about to make a left turn, or (

b) upon a one-way highway, or upon any highway on which traffic is restricted to one direction of move ment, but only under conditions permitting such movement in safety. 5

20. Self-explanatory. 21. Parking vehicle· on slope. 22. Traffic circles .

Section 80 relating to railway crossings is revised. 6

Section 67 is amended by adding the following sub section:

(4) Where a highway is divided into two or more road ways by a boulevard, ditch or other physical barrier, no person shall drive a vehicle into, across or along the boul evard, ditch or physical barrier.

Section 70 is amended by adding the following sub section:

(6) No person shall permit a vehicle to stand unattended upon any grade or slope without effectively setting the brake thereon and turning the front wheels to the curb or side of the highway.

Section 72 is amended by adding the following sub section:

(3) Unless otherwise directed by signs, the driver of a vehicle travelling in a traffic circle shall yield the right of way to any other vehicle that is travelling to his left in the circle.

Section 80 is struck out and the following is sub stituted: 80.

(1) When a driver is approaching a railway crossing at a time when (

a) a clear ly visible electrical or mechanical signal de vice gives warning of the approal of a railway train, or (

b) a crossing gate is lowered or a flagman is giving a signal of the approach or passage of a railway train, or (

c) a railway train within approximately fifteen hundred feet of the crossing is approaching the crossing and either emits an audible signal or is visible, or (

d) a railway train is visible and approaching the cross ing and by reason of its speed or nearness is an im media te hazard, the driver shall stop his vehicle not less than fifteen feet or more than fifty feet from the nearest rail of the railway, and shall not proceed until the train has passed by the railway crossing or has come to a stop and he can do so safely.

(2) No person shall drive a vehicle through, around or under a crossing gate or barrier at a railway crossing while the gate or barrier is closed or is being opened or closed.

(3) Where a stop sign has been erected at a railway crossing, ~ driver shall stop not less than fifteen feet or 6

Section 81c, subsection (1) presently reads: "81c.

(1) Where a motor vehic.le that shOoWS evidence of having been involved in an aocident required to be reported under sectiOon 81a, 001' having been struck by a bullet, is brought into a garage Qr repa.ir shop fQr. repair, the person in cha.rge of the gara.ge or repa'ir shop shall nOot carry out. the repairs, (

a) unless a notice in the form pres'cribed by the regulations has 'been affixed tOo the motor vehicle by the local police authority, Oor (lb) If no notice is affixed tOo the motor vehicle, until he has been authorized in writing by the local police authOority tOo dOo so.". 25. Prohibitions added. 7

more than fifty feet from the nearest rail of the railway and shall not proceed until he can do so safely.

(4) The driver of (

a) a vehicle carrying passengers for compensation, or (

b) a school bus, or (

e) a vehicle carrying explosive substances as cargo, or (

d) a vehicle used for carrying flammable liquids or gas, whether or not it is then empty, shall, before crossing a track of a railway, stop the vehicle not less than fifteen feet or more than fifty feet from the nearest rail and remaining stopped shall listen and look in both directions along the ,track fo:r an approaching train and for signals indicating the approach of a train and shall not proceed until he can do so safely.

(5) Where a driver has stopped and is proceeding as re quired in subsection (4), he shall cross the railway track in a gear that he will not need to change while crossing the track and he shall not shift gear$ while crossing the track. (6) (Subsections (4) and (5) do not apply (a,) where a peace officer or a traffic control device directs traffic to proceed, or . (

b) if the railway crossing is provided with a signal device to indicate the approach of a tr~in,. when the 'Signal device is not indicating the approach of a train. (7) Subsections (4) and (5) do not apply to railway crossings within·a city, town or village.

(8) The erection of stop signs at dangerous railway crossings (

a) in a county or municipal district may be authorized by a resolution of the council, (

b) in improvement districts or special areas may be authorized by the Minister, and (

c) on any main or secondary highway may be author ized by the Minister~.

Section 81e, subsection (1) is amended by striking out the words "carry out" and by substituting the word '~commence" . .

Section 85 is amended by striking out the word "or" at the end of clause (

e) and by adding the following clauses after clause (I): (

g) treat an operator's licence or permit an operator's . licence to be treated in any manner that willpr.event .an endorsement from being written on the licence, 7

26. Self-explanatory. 27. Under

section 16 the holder of a learner's licence is entitled to drive only when accompanied by the holder of a regular operator's licence.

Section 107 authorizes the Lieutenant Governor in Council to make regulations. Clause (

e) presently reads: "107. The Lieutenant Governor in Council may, on the re{!ommenda tion of the Minister, make such regulations as are necessary to carry out the provisions of this Act according to their obvious intent or to meet cases that arise and for whtc:h no provision is made by this Act, and without in any way restricting the generality of the fore gOing, may make regulations (

e) prescri,bing any equipment required and the types and uses thereof on ,!"otor vehicles,

Section 114, clause (

f) is revised to bring the wording into conformity with that of

section 135.

Section 118 reads: "118. Every person who buys, sells, wrecks or otherwise deals in secondhand motor vehicles shall forward to the Minister a record of the same in such form, with such. particulars and at such times as tl}e Min~ster may from time to time prescribed.".

Section 120 presently reads: "120. Every person who buys, sells, wrecks or stores motor vehicles shall, if a motor vehicle remains in his possession without good reason or under suspiciOUS ciroumstances, forthwith report the matter to the Minister.".

Section 121 requires dealers to make a monthly report of vehicles sold. Subsection (2) presently reads: '\ 8 "

(2) The dealer shall give in such record the name and address of the purcl}aser of each vehicle comprised in the record a.nd such further particulars as the Minister may require, and shall send therewith a stautory declaration as to the truth of the statements therein contal ned.".

(

h) use an illegible or defaced operator's licence, or (

i) use or permit to be used a defaced or illegible cer tificate of registration. 28. The following

section is added after

section 85: 88. Where a person produces to a peace officer an operator's certificate that is illegihle or defaced or treated contrary to

section 85, the peace officer shall give the person a reasonable time to produce a replacement certificate issued by the registrar. ~7. The following

section is added after

section 90: 00a. No person shall permit any person who is the holder of an operator's licence of a learners category to operate a motor vehicle contrary to subsection (10) of

section 16.

Section 107, clause (

e) is amended by striking out the word "'motor".

Section 114 is amended by striking out clause (

I) and by substituting the following: (

I) section 135 relating to driving a motor vehicle on a highway without due care and attention or driving a motor vehicle on a highway without reasonable consideration for the persons using the highway;

Section 118 is repealed.

Section 120 is struck out and the following is sub stituted: 120. Every person who buys, sells, wrecks, stores or otherwise deals in motor vehicles shall, if a motor vehicle remains in his possession without good reason or under suspicious circumstances, forthwith report the matter to a peace officer in the vicinity.

Section 121, subsection (2) is amended by striking out the words ", and shall send therewith a statutory declaration as to the truth of the statements therein con tained". 8

33. Section' 126 sets' out .. the procedure to- be followed in a pr()secution . when a previous conviction .is charged. The effect of the repeal will be to make _. th~ procedure under

Part XXIV of the Criminal Code applicable;

Section 138, .subsection (2).refers to

section 81, but the reference should be to

section 81a. 35. The opening words of

sectIon 152, subsection (1) presently read: "152.

(1) The Minister shaH suspend the operator's U<lence of .a person, who by an order, judgment or <lonvictio·n of a court, magis trate or justice of the peace in the Province has been convicted of anyone of the following offen<les or violations of law, or who, having been arrested for any such offence or violation, has forfeited his bail, namely:".

Section 160 is revised to enable the Minister to enter into ~greements for the repayment of a judgment by instalments when a. payment on the judgment has been made from the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund. 9

Section 126 is repealed.

Section 138, subsection (2) is amended by striking out the figure "81" and by substituting the figure "81a".

Section 15,2, subsection (1) is amended (

a) by striking out all the words preceding clause (

a) and by substituting the following: 152.

(1) The Minister shall suspend the op erator's licence of a person, or, if that person is not the holder of an opera tor's licence, shall not issue that person an operator's licence, if he,- by order, judgment or conviction of a court, magistrate or justice of the peace has been convicted of anyone of the following offences or violations of law, or if, having been arrested for any such offence or violation, he has forfeited his bail namely: (

b) as to clause (

g) by adding after the word "aris ing" the words "anywhere in Canada", (

c) by adding the following clause after clause(j) : (

k) driving a motor vehicle on a highway contrary to regulations 28 and 39 of the National Parks Regulations «(~,an:ada) if injury to property'in excess of one hundred dollars or to any per son accurs in connection therewith;

Section 160 is struck out and the following is sub stituted: , 160.

(1) A judgment debtor to whom this Part applies may on due notice to the judgment creditor apply to the [!ourt in which the trial judgment was obtained for the privilege of paying the judgment in instalments, and the court may, in its descretion, so order, fixing the amounts and times of payment of the instalments.

(2) Where the Provincial Treasurer has made a pay ment with respect to a judgment pursuant to The Motor Vericle Accident Claims Act, or The Motor Vehicle Accident Indemnity Act, the judgment debtor: (

a) may apply to the Minister for the privilege of pay ing the judgment to the Provincial 'Treasurer in in stalments, in which case the Minister may enter into an agreement with the debtor for payment by instalments; (

b) may apply to the court pursuant to subsection (1) for the privilege of paying the judgment to the Provincial Treasurer, in which case the debtor shall give due notice of the application to the Admin~ 9

Section 168, subsection (3) sets out a form of financial responsibility card and provides that the Registrar of Motor Vehicles may approve different forms. The form set out in the Act is no longer used.

Section 170, subsection (3) sets out a form of financial responsibility card and provides that the Registrar of Motor Vehicles may approve different forms. The form set out in the Act is no longer used. 39. Sections 173 to 176 which provide for the impoundment of uninsured vehicles involved in accidents are repealed. 40. References to the repealed sections 173 to 176 are removed from. ~ection 177 which provides penalties for contravening various p~<?vIslons of

Part XII of the Act dealing with financial responsi bIlIty. 10

istrator of The Motor Ve1hicle Accident Claims Act who may appear personally or by counsel and be heard on the application.

(3) While the judgment debtor is not in default in pay ment of the instalments, he shall be deemed not in default for the purposes of this

Part in payment of the judgment, and upon proof of financial responsibility for future ac cidents pursuant to this Part, the Minister may restore the operator's licence and registration of the judgment debtor but the operator's licence and registration shall again be suspended and remain suspended as provided in

section 151 if the Minister is satisfied of default made by the judgment debtor in compliance with the terms of the court order or of the agreement.

Section 168 is amended by striking out subsection (3) and by substituting the following:

(3) A financial responsibility card issued under this sec tion shall be in a form approved by the registrar.

Section 170 is amended by striking out subsection (8) and by substituting the following:

(3) The financial responsibility cards issued by all in surers shall be in a form approved by the registrar. 39. Sections 173 to 176 are repealed, but the repeal does not operate so as to remove or imp,air the lien given under those sections to the keeper of a repair shop, garage or stor age place with respect to a motor vehicle impounded before the commencement of this section.

Section 177 is struck out and the following is sub stituted: 177. A person who (

a) produces to a peace officer a financial responsi bility card purporting to show that he is at that time maintaining in effect proof of financial re sponsibility as required by this Act when such is not the case, (

b) fails to deliver to the registrar for cancellation as required by subsection (4) of

section 168 or sub section (6) of

section 171 a financial responsibility card or any additional card issued to him under

section 168 or 171, 10 (0) fails to return to the registrar upon demand there for under subsection (11) of

section 170 and fin ancial responsibility card issued to him under

section 170, or (

d) gives or loans to a person not entited to have the

41. Commencement of Act. 11

same a financial responsibility card or additional card issued under this Part, is guilty of an offence and liable, if not a corporation, to a fine of not less than fifty dollars and not more than two hundred dollars and to imprisonment for a term not exceed ing thirty days, and, if a corporation, to a fine of not less than two hundred dollars and not more than one thousand dollars. 41.

(1) This Act, except

section 36, comes into force on the first day of July, 1964.

(2) Section 36 comes into force on the first day of May, 1964. 11

No. 141 FI:aST SES:SION FIFTEENTH LEGISLATURE 12 ELIZABETH II 19'64 BILL

An Act to amend The Vehicles and Highway Traffic Act Received and read the First time Second time ..................................... . Third time ....................................... . HON. MR. TAYLOR Title: 1964 (15th, 1st) Bill 141,

An Act to amend The Vehicles and Highway Traffic Act

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