New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 77

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✨ Vehicle Classification Rates

2246 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 77

Vehicles 17.4.3

17.4.3 Classification: Motor vehicles, trailers, etc., on their own wheels on the Cook Strait rail ferries shall be charged at the rates set out in clause 18 in accordance with the classification set out hereunder:

Charge at
Rate Table

Agricultural machines (including implements N.O.S. on own wheels) ... E
Loaded on a lorry or trailer (charge overall length of carrying vehicle and load). ... C
Ambulances ... B
Articulated vehicles not otherwise specified:
Loaded ... C
Empty ... D
Boats on trailers, (including trailer) accompanying passengers:
For pleasure use ... A
For commercial use ... B
Breakdown lorries:
Empty ... E
Towing another vehicle:
Breakdown lorry ... E
Vehicle on tow ... At appropriate table for vehicle
Bulldozers:
Loaded on another vehicle (charge on total overall length of carrying vehicle and load) ... C
On own tracks (on approved cleats) ... E
Cabs and chassis ... D
Camper vans (motor caravans) ... A
Caravans:
Private accompanied ... A
New, not registered in private ownership and carrying "D" plates ... B
Intended for commercial use ... B
Coaches:
Irrespective of number of accompanying passengers ... D
Empty ... D
Converted for use as a caravan and for:
Holiday use ... A
Commercial use ... B
Combine harvesters ... E
Cranes:
On own wheels ... E
Loaded on lorry (charge on overall length of lorry and load) ... C
Draglines:
On own wheels ... E
Loaded on lorry (charge on overall length of lorry and load) ... C
Drilling rigs-mounted on lorry ... E
Fire engines ... D
Forklifts:
On own wheels ... E
Loaded on lorry or trailer (charge on overall length of carrying vehicle and load) ... C
Front end loaders ... E
Furniture vans—see "pantechnicons"
Graders, road ... E
Haybalers—towed or self propelled ... E
Hearses-loaded or empty ... B
Horses:
Loaded in floats, articulated or otherwise (horse transporters) ... H
Empty ... D
Loaded in approved light tailers towed behind vehicles ... Clause 18.6.2
Livestock—(See also clause 43)
Loaded on utilities ... Clause 18.6.1
Loaded on approved light trailers towed behind vehicles ... Clause 18.6.2
Loaded in properly constructed cattle or sheep decks on motor lorries or heavy stock trailers ... H
Empty stock lorries and empty heavy stock trailers ... D
Logging trucks:
With jinkers on back... ... E
Without jinkers ... D
Low loaders:
Empty ... D
Loaded—see appropriate classification of load N.O.S.—as "motor lorries, loaded" ... C

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🚂 Terms and Conditions for Vehicles on Rail Ferries (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRail ferries, Cook Strait, Vehicle carriage, Terms and conditions, Reservations, Refunds, Lost tickets, Tie downs, Transport Act 1962, Unsafe vehicles, Hazardous substances, Livestock, Pets, Road tankers, Rental vehicles, Commercial vehicle measurement, Pantechincons, Trailers, Height of load, Motor car lengths, Caravan couplings, Attachments

🚂 Classification and Charging of Vehicles on Cook Strait Rail Ferries

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KeywordsVehicle classification, Rail ferries, Cook Strait, Agricultural machines, Ambulances, Articulated vehicles, Boats, Breakdown lorries, Bulldozers, Cabs, Camper vans, Caravans, Coaches, Combine harvesters, Cranes, Draglines, Drilling rigs, Fire engines, Forklifts, Front end loaders, Furniture vans, Graders, Haybalers, Hearses, Horses, Livestock, Logging trucks, Low loaders

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