This legislation has been repealed.
(1) A person shall not
throw, drop, place or leave or cause or allow to be thrown, dropped, placed or
left upon a road any bottle, glass, nail, tack, wire, can, destructive or
injurious material or any substance or thing likely to endanger any person,
animal or vehicle.
(2) A person who
throws, drops, places or leaves anything, or who causes or allows anything to
be thrown, dropped, placed or left upon a road, in contravention of
subregulation (1) of this regulation, shall, as soon as practicable
thereafter, remove it or cause it to be removed.
(3) A person removing
a wrecked or damaged vehicle from a road shall remove any glass or other
destructive, injurious or dangerous substance or thing that has fallen upon
the road from that vehicle.
(4) 13 Where the load
or any portion of the load of a vehicle falls from the vehicle to the
carriageway, the driver of that vehicle shall immediately —
(a)
reload the fallen object on the vehicle; or
(b)
remove the fallen object from the carriageway to such a position on the side
of the road as will, as far as possible, reduce the danger to vehicles and
pedestrians.
(5)
Subregulation (4) does not apply to straws of hay or similar light
material which may blow, or dislodge, from a vehicle loaded with rolls or
bales of hay or straw, if that material does not cause a danger or hazard to
any person or property.
[Regulation 1609 amended in Gazette
31 October 1995 p.5152.]