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✨ Traffic Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 84

Land Transport Safety Authority

Traffic Regulations 1976

Notice of Approval of Reflectorised Materials for Use on Traffic Signs

Pursuant to Regulation 130 (1) of the Traffic Regulations 1976, and pursuant to a sub-delegation to me by the Director of Land Transport Safety by an instrument dated 3 May 1999, I, Robert Albert Gibson, Senior Engineer Safer Roads, Land Transport Safety, hereby approve reflective materials listed in Schedule 1 and Schedule 2, for the purpose of traffic signage.

Schedule 1

The following material is approved for use for traffic signs

Trade Name	Material	Colours
3M™ Scotchlite™	Diamond Grade™ VIP	White (3990), yellow (3991), red (3992), blue (3995), standard (Worboys) green (3996), green (NZ) (3997)
3M™ Scotchlite™	Engineer Grade Class 2	White (3270), yellow (3271), red (3272), green (3276), blue (3275)
3M™ Scotchlite™	High Intensity Class 1	White (3870), red (3872), green (3877), standard (Worboys), green (3826), yellow (3871), blue (3875), brown (3879), orange (3824)
3M™ Scotchlite™	LDP Diamond Grade™ sheeting Class 1A	White (3970), yellow (3971)
3M™ Scotchlite™	LDP Diamond Grade™ fluorescent sheeting	Orange (3924), VIP yellow (3981)
Corlite	Class 1 sheeting	White, yellow, red, blue
Kiwalite	Class 2 sheeting	White (2013), yellow (2043), orange (2053), red (2063), freeway green (2073), blue (2083), brown (2193)
Kiwalite	Class 2A sheeting	White (12013), yellow (12043), orange (12053), red (12063), Freeway green (12073), blue (12083), moss green (12173), brown 12193)
Kiwalite	High Intensity Class 1	White (22013), yellow (22043), red (22063), blue (22083), brown (22193), moss green (22273)
Luckylite	GR Series Class 1	White, yellow, red, green (NZ), blue
Nikkalite™	Ultralite Class 1	White, yellow, red, green, blue
Nikkalite™	Class 2	White, yellow, red, standard green, blue
Stimsonite®	4200 Class 1	White, red, Worboys green, blue, yellow, orange
Stimsonite®	4200 Class 2A	Brown
Stimsonite®	4500 Class 1A	White, yellow, blue, Euro red
Stimsonite®	6200	Worboys green, orange
Stimsonite®	6200 Class 1A	Yellow, red, white, blue
Stimsonite®	6200 Dual Spec Plus fluorescent sheeting	Orange

Schedule 2

The following material has been approved:

3M™ Diamond Grade™ LDP material: Fluorescent yellow-green (3963), VIP fluorescent yellow-green (3983)

Stimsonite® Class 1A fluorescent yellow-green

only for use on the following signs:

(a) vehicle mounted signs on:

(i) vehicles covered by any operating requirements, general permits or any specific or special overdimension permits set by the Land Transport Safety Authority; or

(ii) passenger service vehicles being used as school buses; being signs described in Part V, Fourth Schedule to the Traffic Regulations 1976; and

(b) signs relating to pedestrians or cyclists, namely, P2 Children (PW-31), P2(a) School (PW-32), P3 Pedestrians (PW-29), P6 Cyclists (PW-35), P19 Pedestrian Crossing (PW-30) and P19(a) School Crossing (PW-33) where the first letter and number combination and name refer to the description in Part IV, Fourth Schedule to the Traffic Regulations 1976 and the letter and number combination in brackets refers to the descriptions in the Manual of Traffic Signs and Markings, Part I Signs.

The following notice issued, pursuant to Regulation 130 (1) of the Traffic Regulations 1976, is hereby revoked:

Notice dated 25 August 2000, published in the New Zealand Gazette on 31 August 2000, No. 117, page 2971.

Signed at Wellington on this 6th day of August 2001.

R. A. GIBSON, Senior Engineer Safer Roads.

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