Displaying 531 - 540 results of 681 for "temporary traffic"
Published: 2002
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Safety, security and public health
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developed to ensure flush medians result in crash savings, as half the sites in Auckland City have experienced crash increases. Remedial measures have been included to address crashes at pedestrian refuge islands on flush medians. Keywords: accidents, analysis, Auckland, before & after, crashes, flush medians, medians, New Zealand, pedestrian islands, roads, safety traffic
Published: 10 April 2025
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Vehicle lighting
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Class exemptions
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This temporary class exemption allows daytimeonly use of bike racks on urban buses. This is to allow for operators to carry out assessments, implements lighting solutions, and apply for individual exemptions that allow 24/7 use of bike racks
Published: 6 October 2022
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Vehicle dimensions and mass
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Class exemptions
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This temporary class exemption notice applies to any public transport service bus of class MD3, MD4, or ME fitted with a frontmounted bicycle rack. It allows these buses to have a bicycle rack without the need to verify its low speed turning
Published: 4 May 2023
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Driver licensing
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Class exemptions
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A temporary class exemption applies to any holder of a current photo driver licence who has been advised by Latitude Financial Services (or a subsidiary) that an image of, or details from, that photo driver licence retained by Latitude (or a
Published: 1997
Category:
Activity management
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Research programme
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Research & reports
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wheeltracks compared to the shoulders and between wheeltracks, and on some curves, differences in the BPN measured in a radial direction compared to BPN measured longitudinally, ie in the direction of traffic. Keywords: Aggregates, British
Published: 2002
Category:
Activity management
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prepared. Keywords: HDM3, HDM4, NZ dTIMS, calibration, cracking, edge, break, maintenance, modelling, New Zealand, pavements, potholing, RAMM, ravelling, roads, roughness, rutting, strength, texture, traffic
Published: 2000
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Transport demand management
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Research & reports
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driver trips by vehicle ownership and purpose, and for vehicle driver trips by vehicle ownership, purpose, household category, occupancy, duration have been analysed. Also the stability of trip rates both between cities, and within cities over time, has been researched. Keywords: home interview, household, individual, interview, New Zealand, surveys, traffic, travel
Published: February 2012
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Transport demand management
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Research programme
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Research & reports
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: title corrected to read Regional scheme users Page 386, figure D.8: title corrected to read Regional scheme changes in traffic flows Keywords: calibration, deterrence function, deviance, geospatial, gravity, hierarchical generalised linear model, matrix estimation, mixed logit, MVESTM, regression, sparsity, transport model, trip distribution
Published: November 2004
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Crash analysis
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Research & reports
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Road traffic engineers & consultants
The Land Transport Safety Authority, Transit New Zealand and local authorities are partners in the Crash Reduction Study Programme (formerly known as the Joint Crash Investigation Programme) in New Zealand.
Published: 1991
Category:
Integrated land use and transport systems
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Research programme
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Research & reports
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Inductive Loop Detectors (ILDs) are the most common form of vehicle detection for vehicle activated traffic signals in use today. They consist of a number of loops of wire buried in the roadway pavement and connected to a detector unit or amplifier