Sentences with phrase «issue a fixed penalty»

Non ‑ registered vehicles entering the street during the closures will be identified by camera and issued a fixed penalty notice.

Clause 25 provides for warning notices to be given as a prelude to enforcement action and cl 80 would empower the commission to issue fixed penalty notices, a power not available to the current registration authorities.

Yet a police officer walking by would be entitled to issue a fixed penalty of 6 points and # 200 fine if he saw the driver holding their phone to get a travel update.

Not exact matches

Since each penalty is dependent on your website's individual issue, fixing it will depend on what caused you to receive it.

[83] In 2007, Harman was issued with a # 60 fixed penalty notice and given three penalty points on her licence for driving at 50 mph (80 km / h) in a temporary 40 mph (64 km / h) zone.

A spokesman from the British Beer and Pub Association noted there have been just 11 fixed - penalty notices in Scotland in the last ten months, with many councils not having issued any.

A new set of proposed remedies suggested by the DoJ in the Apple ebook price - fixing case has tempered some of the issues the Cupertino firm complained about, but the agency maintains Apple should face tough penalties for continuing to deny any wrongdoing.

Fixed the issue where a message stating penalty will be applied appeared in the War Status section of the Guild window upon declaring guild wars.

Fixed an issue where an agent would be given a 30 second death penalty in Last Stand after previously dying as a Rogue in the Dark Zone.

In the same example, if the police officer saw the driver not on the phone but eating a sandwich, he could issue the driver with a fixed penalty for not being in proper control of their vehicle.

This error has led, and continues to lead, to the police wrongfully issuing significant numbers of foreign drivers with fixed penalty notices (FPNs) for allegedly driving otherwise than in accordance with a valid licence, an offence under s 87 (1) of the Road Traffic Act 1988 (RTA 1988).

Issuing convictions online should be limited to low level offences such as those which attract a Fixed Penalty Notice.

The legislation creates a number of new offences: - Smoking in a smoke - free place for which the fine is a fixed penalty notice of # 50, discounted to # 30 if paid within 15 days from issue of notice.

Here the sanction is a fixed penalty notice of # 200 discounted to # 150 if paid within 15 days of the date of issue of the notice or a fine by a court of up to # 1,000.

Anyone who is caught flouting the rules will be issued with a fixed penalty notice and could eventually have their vehicle seized and destroyed.