[4] I
agree with the position advanced by the appellant. I would hold that
the obiter in Shah limiting
the operation of the “entire HTA” to “highways” is
wrong and should not be followed.
Many provisions of the HTA are by their terms limited to “highways”. Other
provisions, however, are not so limited. Nothing in the overall structure of
the HTA or its purpose compels the reading of the word
“highway” into sections in which it does not appear. Section 199 is one such
section. I would hold that the reporting requirement in s. 199 generally
applies even if the accident does not occur on a “highway” as defined in
the HTA.
2 comments:
Highway Traffic Act does not only apply to highways unless specifically stated in each section...well, as each section is contained within the HIGHWAY Traffic Act, it would seem reasonable each section refers to HIGHWAYS.
Rename it the TRAFFIC Act if it applies to other than highways.
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