New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 145

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✨ Traffic Sign Specifications

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 145

NAME OF SIGN (Meanings of sign in brackets)	SHAPE AND SIZE	BACKGROUND COLOUR	BORDER	LEGEND	COLOUR AND SIZE
(a) SINGLE LANE (there is a single lane ahead)	Supplementary Sign to be below “ROAD NARROWS” sign
	Rectangular 600 mm wide × 400 mm high	Yellow (r)	Black 15 mm	“ONE” “LANE”	Black
30. NARROW BRIDGE (there is a narrow bridge ahead)	Diamond 600 mm square	Yellow (r)	Black 15 mm	Symbol of a narrow bridge	Black
	Supplementary Sign to be below “NARROW BRIDGE” sign
(a) SINGLE LANE (there is a single lane bridge ahead)	Rectangular 600 mm wide × 400 mm high	Yellow (r)	Black 15 mm	“ONE” Black–100/15.5 “LANE” Black–100/15.5	Black
31. LOW CLEARANCE (there is a low clearance ahead)	Diamond 600 mm square	Yellow (r)	Black 15 mm	Arrows pointing up and down with measurement between them	Black
32. LOW CLEARANCE ON BRIDGE (there is a low clearance under bridge ahead)	600 mm square	Yellow (r)	Black 15 mm	Measurement in metres showing amount of clearance under bridge	Black
33. SEAL ENDS (the seal ends ahead)	Diamond 600 mm square	Yellow (r)	Black 15 mm	Symbol of car throwing up stones at oncoming car with shattered windscreen	Black
34. WIND GUSTS (there are wind gusts ahead)	Diamond 600 mm square	Yellow (r)	Black 15 mm	Symbol of wind sock	Black
35. STOP AHEAD (there is a stop ahead)	Diamond 600 mm square	Yellow (r)	Black 15 mm	Symbol of “Stop” sign	Red
36. GIVE WAY AHEAD (there is a Give Way ahead)	Diamond 600 mm square	Yellow (r)	Black 15 mm	Symbol of “Give Way” Sign	Red and white

This notice shall come into force on 1 September 1987.

Signed at Wellington this 24th day of August 1987.

W. P. JEFFRIES, Minister of Transport.

(MOT 29/18/0)

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🚂 Schedule of Permanent Warning Traffic Signs (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated24 August 1987
KeywordsTraffic Signs, Warning Signs, Road Hazards, Traffic Safety, Sign Specifications
👩‍💼 Officials

W. P. Jeffries, Minister of Transport

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