New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 77

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✨ Vehicle Classification Charges

12 JULY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
2247
Vehicles 17.4.3
Charge at Rate Table

Mini Buses:
When being repositioned from depot to depot ... ... ... ... B
When hired from rental company ... ... ... ... A

Motor cars:
Accompanied (charges based on factory specification length)—not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... A
New or used; for sale or being delivered to the purchaser ... ... ... B

Rental cars:
When being positioned from depot to depot ... ... ... ... B
When hired from rental company ... ... ... ... A

Motor lorries, covered or open:
Loaded, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... C
Loaded with a container;
Container loaded with goods not otherwise specified ... ... ... C
Container loaded solely with bona fide household removals or new furniture (tickets for return journey to be purchased prior to commencement of travel. Minimum charge as for Table F in both directions.) ... ... F
Empty container, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... C
Empty container, returning after carrying bona fide household removals or new furniture (tickets to be purchased prior to commencement of outward journey. Minimum charge as for Table F in both directions) ... ... F
Loaded with an empty trailer, and the return journey of the truck and trailer previously carried full on the Cook Strait rail ferry service ... ... ... E
Loaded, conveying hazardous substances (The approval of Manager, Air/Sea Services is required and hazardous substances can only be conveyed on Arahanga) ... ... ... ... C
Empty, not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... D
Empty vehicles with empty tanks, returning after carrying hazardous substances and accompanied by a certificate issued by a qualified industrial chemist to the effect that the vehicle is gas free... ... ... ... D
Empty vehicles, with empty tanks, returning after carrying hazardous substances and not accompanied by a certificate issued to the effect that the vehicles and tanks are gas free. To be treated as hazardous substances. (The approval of Manager, Air/ Sea Services is required and can only be conveyed on Arahanga) ... ... ... ... E
Registered as a heavy vehicle and showing “K” registration loaded with bona fide personal luggage, or workman’s tools but excluding household removals... ... ... ... ... D
Registered as a light vehicle and showing “O” registration loaded as above ... ... ... ... A

Motor vehicles, competition—racing cars, stockcars, racing motorcycles, etc.:
Loaded on a motor lorry, carrying vehicle only ... ... ... ... D
Competition vehicles (for motorcycles see clause 19) ... ... ... A
Loaded on a trailer. Charge on overall length of trailer and any overhang ... ... ... ... A
Loaded on utilities or in vans ... ... ... ... A

Pantechnicons and trailer (Refer to clause 17.2.1 regarding measurement):
Loaded solely with bona fide household removals or new furniture ... ... F
Loaded with goods not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... G
Empty ... ... ... ... ... F

Refrigerated vehicles (average height of load to be taken from the floor of the refrigerated unit to the highest point of the vehicle less 310 mm):
Loaded ... ... ... ... ... C
Empty ... ... ... ... ... D
Scrapers ... ... ... ... ... E

Station wagons:
Accompanied. Charges based on factory specification lengths (refer clause 17.3)—not otherwise specified ... ... ... ... A
New or used; for sale (or being delivered to the purchaser) ... ... ... B

Tankers, road:
Loaded with non-flammable liquids (The approval of Manager, Air/Sea Services is required; road tankers loaded with flammable liquids are not permitted). ... ... ... ... C
Empty—accompanied by a certificate issued by the owner to the effect that the vehicle is gas free ... ... ... ... D

Tractors:
On own wheels, with or without attachments ... ... ... ... E
Loaded on lorry (charges based on overall length of lorry and load) ... ... C

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🚂 Classification and Charging of Vehicles on Cook Strait Rail Ferries (continued from previous page)

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