Traffic Control Devices Trial




NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 74 — 9 JULY 2015

Slippery When Wet Supplementary Signs Trial

Pursuant to subclause 3.4(1) of Land Transport Rule: Traffic Control Devices 2004 (“the Rule”) and a delegation from the NZ Transport Agency, I, Glenn Bunting, Network Manager, authorise the installation and maintenance of alternative supplementary signs for the W3-2 (temporary) or W14-7 (permanent) slippery surface signs:

a. for the purpose described in Schedule 1;
b. in the form and layout set out in Schedule 2;
c. at the locations stated in Schedule 3;
d. for the period specified in Schedule 4; and
e. subject to the conditions in Schedule 5.

The signs may be installed for the purpose of evaluating their use and the trial will be called the “slippery when wet supplementary signs trial”.

Schedule 1—Purpose of trial

The purpose of the trial is to:

a. evaluate the effectiveness and safety of alternative supplementary signs for the W3-2 slippery surface (temporary) or W14-7 slippery surface (permanent) warning signs; and
b. assess the effect on drivers’ behaviour and reaction to the alternative signs.

Schedule 2—Form and layout of signs

The signs must conform to the following descriptions:

Slippery surface supplementary – when wet

The road may be slippery when wet – supplements W3-2

Shape and size: rectangle 900 x 300mm
Background: orange (RF)
Border: black 25mm
Legend:

Description Colour Size
“WHEN WET” black 125/18

Slippery surface supplementary – slippery when wet

The road may be slippery when wet – supplements W3-2

Shape and size: rectangle 900 x 450mm
Background: orange (RF)
Border: black 25mm
Legend:

Description Colour Size
“SLIPPERY” black 120/17
“WHEN WET” black 120/17

Slippery surface supplementary – slow when wet

The road may be slippery when wet, slow down – supplements W3-2

Shape and size: rectangle 900 x 450mm
Background: orange (RF)
Border: black 25mm
Legend:

Description Colour Size
“SLOW” black 120/18.5

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🚂 Slippery When Wet Supplementary Signs Trial

🚂 Transport & Communications
9 July 2015
Traffic Control Devices, Slippery Surface Signs, Road Safety, Trial, W3-2, W14-7
  • Glenn Bunting, Network Manager, NZ Transport Agency