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This rule sets out requirements and standards for heavy vehicle safety.

This rule sets out requirements to ensure that heavy vehicles and heavy-vehicle combinations (over 3500 kg GVM) can brake safely, with balanced brake performance, at any road-legal load condition.

This rule covers the design, construction and maintenance of door retention systems used by passengers and drivers for entrance and exit.

A new mix design system for porous asphalt based on maximising the effective void content, but maintaining sufficient strength through the use of polymer-modified bitumen, was developed and trialled.

This rule sets requirements for the safe transport of dangerous goods on land in New Zealand.

This rule establishes the rules under which traffic operates on roads.

The project was aimed at improving overtaking lane design through a better understanding of driver behaviour during overtaking.

This rule states in which seating positions seatbelts must be fitted in vehicles, as well as the type of seatbelt that must be fitted.

This rule specifies the legal requirements for the design and construction of all passenger service vehicles in New Zealand.

The measurement of traffic volumes on an extensive nationwide network is a very large task.