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  1. Road Traffic Act, 1961 (No. 24)
  2. Part IX Miscellaneous (ss. 102-127)
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Part IX Miscellaneous (ss. 102-127)

Comparing proposed amendment...
In force
 102. General penalty.
Repealed
 103. Special provision applying where certain offences are alleged to have been committed.
Repealed
 104. Notice of offence.
Repealed
 105. Evidence of speed.
In force
 106. Duties on occurrence of accident.
In force
 107. Duty to give information on demand by member of Garda Síochána.
In force
 108. Right to demand name and address of pedal cyclist.
In force
 109. Obligation to stop.
In force
 109A. Powers of Garda Síochána in relation to dangerous driving
In force
 110. Disposition of vehicle on arrest of person in charge.
In force
 111. Identification of member of Garda Síochána.
In force
 112. Taking vehicle without authority.
In force
 113. Unauthorised interference with mechanism of vehicle.
In force
 114. Limitations on periods of continuous driving.
In force
 115. Penalty for false declaration, etc.
Repealed
 116. Liability of Minister for Finance for negligent use of mechanically propelled vehicle.
Repealed
 117. Extension of personal liability for negligent use of mechanically propelled vehicle.
In force
 118. Liability in respect of person using mechanically propelled vehicle with consent of owner.
Repealed
 119. Reimbursement of hospitals.
In force
 120. Promotion of road safety.
In force
 121. Calculation of passenger accommodation of mechanically propelled vehicles.
Repealed
 122. Keeping and use of petroleum.
In force
 123. Extended power of making regulations in relation to application for licence under Finance (Excise Duties) (Vehicles) Act, 1952.
In force
 124. Restriction on section 23 of Criminal Justice Act, 1951.
In force
 125. Saving for indictment for nuisance.
In force
 126. Saving for general power of Commissioner.
In force
 127. Modification of Motor Car (International Circulation) Act, 1909.
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