London Local Authorities and Transport for London Act 2013
To confer further powers upon local authorities in London and upon Transport for London; and for related purposes.
The Bill (as originally introduced) empowers London boroughs and Transport for London (TfL) to:
- recover the cost of repairing any damage caused to footpaths or roads by building work being carried out on an adjacent site
- take more effective enforcement action on builders’ skips that are not properly lit and covered when placed on paths or roads
- require any objects placed on pavements or roads to be removed and disposed of to ensure the good management of the highway
- recover from the organisers of large scale public events, like football matches or concerts, the cost of any additional traffic management and street cleaning needed as a result of those events
- enforce road traffic regulations effectively against owners of pedicabs or cycle rickshaws
- establish stiffer penalties for cyclists who put pedestrians at risk by riding on footpaths
- issue penalties to motorists encroaching into the special advanced stopping boxes set aside for cyclists at busy junctions
Last fetched 25 Apr 2026 · parliament.uk
Progress through Parliament29 stages recorded
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Petition to introduce a Private Bill presented to Parliament
27 Nov 2007
Lords
1st reading
22 Jan 2008
Lords
2nd reading
20 Feb 2008
Lords
Carry-over motion
17 Nov 2008
Commons
Carry-over motion
19 Nov 2008
Lords
Committee stage
09 Mar 2009
Lords
Carry-over motion
29 Oct 2009
Commons
Carry-over motion
03 Nov 2009
Lords
Bill reintroduced
19 Nov 2009
Lords
Motion to revive Bill
15 Jun 2010
Commons
Motion to revive Bill
22 Jun 2010
Lords
Bill reintroduced
28 Jun 2010