§ 88. Mr. Arthur Lewisasked the Secretary of State for the Environment to what extent under existing legislation the heavy goods vehicles from the Continent are able to use British roads without road tax licences, insurance and roadworthy test certificates; and why these lorries are allowed to park on restricted areas.
§ Mr. PeytonVehicle excise duty on visiting foreign goods vehicles is remitted under reciprocal arrangements. Such vehicles are exempted from the need for test certificates. There is no waiver of the laws regarding compulsory motor insurance and parking.