Motor Vehicles (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations, 2003
Statutory Text (3 Articles)
L.N. 407 of 2003
TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDINANCE
(CAP. 65)
MALTA TRANSPORT AUTHORITY ACT
(CAP 332)
Motor Vehicles (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations, 2003
IN exercise of the powers conferred by article 54 of the Traffic
Regulation Ordinance and article 17 of the Malta Transport Authority
Act, the Minister for Transport and Communications has, after
consultation with the Malta Transport Authority, made the following
regulations>-
(1) The title of these regulations is the Motor Vehicles Title and
commencement.
(Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations, 2003, and shall be read and
construed as one with the Motor Vehicles Regulations, 1994, L.N. 128 of 1994.
hereinafter referred to as “the principal regulations”.
(2) These regulations shall come into force on the 23rd
December, 2003.
For regulation 239 of the principal regulations there shall be Amends
regulation 239
substituted the following>
of the principal
regulations.
239. (1) A stationary taxicar may only be hired from
a taxi-stand as provided in the provisions of this Part.
(2) A taxicar may ply for hire, provided that it shall
not offer its services or accept a hire from any person within
a radius of 50 metres from a taxi-stand.
(3) The driver of a taxicar, while standing or plying
for hire, shall not call or otherwise importune any person to
hire such taxicar and shall not make use of the services of
any other person for such purpose.
(4) The driver of a taxicar who has agreed or has been
hired to be in attendance with the taxicar at an appointed
place and time, shall attend with such taxicar at such
appointed time and place.
(5) The driver of a taxicar when asked to drive to any
particular destination shall, subject to any directions given
by the hirer, proceed to that destination by the most
expeditious route.
(6) The driver of a taxicar which is on hire, while the
hiring continues, shall wait with the vehicle at such places
and for such time as the hirer may lawfully direct.”.
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