Anite. 6  Vehieles and Road Traffic No 22 of 1954.
(Amendment)

(7) Any person who—
ne ty . .
(a) drives a motor vehicle on
a road exceeding a speed limit
imposed by or under this section; or
(6) is guilty of an offence under
subsection (3) of this section,

shall be liable on summary conviction to
a penalty not exceeding one hundred and
twenty dollars or to imprisonment with
or without hard labour for a term not
exceeding four months and in addition,
in the case of a second or subsequent
conviction to be disqualified for holding

r obtaining a driver's licence for such
eri as the Court shail think fit.’

Anion tient 9. Section GY of the Principal Ordinance
of seetion 69 . ‘

of the is hereby amended by the substitution for the
Principal first four lines thereof of the following:—

Ordinance.

“The Governor in Council may, from
time to time for the purpose of giving effect
to any convention for facilitating the interna-
tional circulation of motor vehicles, by order

provide—”’.
en 10. The Principal Ordinance is hereby
aew sectlons i : 3 : :
in the amended by the insertion therein, immediately
Principal after section 74 of the followiug sections as section

ee 75 and section 75A respectively:

eee 73. (1) The Traffic Comunissioner may
cause or permit traffic signs to be placed on
or near any read and mav authorise the
retention of any traffie signs erected prior to
the passing of the Vehicles and Road ‘Uraffic
( Amendment) Ordinance, 1954.

(2) 'Trathe Signs erected or authorised
under subsection (1) of this section may be
signs for any of the foll: owing purposes:

(a) to reoulate the movement of
urufhe;

()) is iadileate the route to be
followed by trate;