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Class 2 load pilot course guide

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Category: Commercial drivers & operators , Guidance for specialists | Audience: Heavy vehicle operators

This guide book is for people wanting to be class 2 certified load pilot drivers. It contains: information on the law for load pilots information on different ways of warning and controlling traffic while escorting an oversize vehicle information on

Research Report 335 Performance tests for road aggregates and alternative materials

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Category: Activity management , CAPTIF , Research programme , Research & reports | Audience: General

to the RLT results to determine traffic loading limits for the aggregates tested. It was found that the average slope from the sixstage RLT test was the best predictor of traffic loading limit and this test was recommended for use in basecourse

Vehicle Dimensions And Mass Amendment 2012 Qa

Part of the ‘Land Transport Rule: Vehicle Dimensions and Mass 2002 (Revoked 1 February 2017) ’ resource.

(Revoked: 1 February 2017) (See Land Transport Rule: Vehicle Dimensions and Mass 2016) The rule covers requirements for dimension and mass limits to enable vehicles, in particular, heavy truck and trailer combinations, to be operated safely on New Ze…

Work Time And Logbooks Amendment 2012 Qa

Part of the ‘Land Transport Rule: Work Time and Logbooks 2007’ resource.

This rule sets out how the limits to the work time hours for a driver of a vehicle that requires a class 2, 3, 4, or 5 licence, or is used in a transport service (other than a rental service), or carries goods for hire or reward, are to be administer…

Vehicle Lighting Amendment 2012 Qa

Part of the ‘Land Transport Rule: Vehicle Lighting 2004’ resource.

This rule sets out standards and safety requirements for lighting equipment that is fitted to a vehicle (including a pedal cycle), to allow the vehicle to be operated safely and not endanger the safety of other road users.

Vehicle Equipment Amendment 2014 Qa

Part of the ‘Land Transport Rule: Vehicle Equipment 2004’ resource.

This rule covers safety and maintenance requirements for equipment fitted to motor vehicles: warning devices, speedometers, sun visors, mudguards, footrests on motorcycles and mopeds, child restraints, televisions, fuel tanks and fuel lines.

Vehicle Equipment Amendment 2012 Qa

Part of the ‘Land Transport Rule: Vehicle Equipment 2004’ resource.

This rule covers safety and maintenance requirements for equipment fitted to motor vehicles: warning devices, speedometers, sun visors, mudguards, footrests on motorcycles and mopeds, child restraints, televisions, fuel tanks and fuel lines.

Introduction

Part of the ‘National Land Transport Programme (NLTP): Southland 2009–2012’ resource.

The Southland region needs to address a number of transport-related issues between now and 2012.

Motorist service signs on state highways - information and application form

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Category: State highways , Forms , Leaflets & brochures | Audiences: Communities, General, Land owners

For owners of motorist service facilities who would like to apply to have blue symbol signs on a state highway. This leaflet should be read in conjunction with: NZ Transport Agency Traffic Control Devices Manual Part 2: Direction, Service and General Guide Signs, Section 5.0: Service Signs

Research Report 009 Calibration of NETSIM to New Zealand conditions: an executive summary

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Category: Integrated land use and transport systems , Research programme , Research & reports | Audience: General

NETSIM, a very detailed computer model for traffic simulation developed in the United States, is validated and calibrated for use in urban street networks in New Zealand conditions. It is particularly valuable for dense and complex networks where