New Zealand Gazette – 2017 – No. 102

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✨ Transport & Road Safety Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 102 — 5 OCTOBER 2017

road users on each road that leaves the intersections, to indicate the permanent speed limit that applies beyond that point.

4. Length of variable speed limit

The variable speed limit on State Highway 39 must be a minimum length of 300m, but must not be longer than 500m.

5. Bylaw

The NZ Transport Agency (System Design and Delivery Group) must set the variable speed limit by making a bylaw in accordance with the Land Transport Rule: Setting of Speed Limits 2017.

Signed at Wellington this 3rd day of October 2017.

GLENN BUNTING, Manager Network Safety, NZ Transport Agency.

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Land Transport Rule: Traffic Control Devices 2004—Reflective Material Approved for Use on Traffic Signs

Pursuant to clause 4.4(7) of the Land Transport Rule: Traffic Control Devices 2004 and a delegation from the NZ Transport Agency, I, Glenn Bunting, Manager Network Safety, approve the reflective materials listed in the Schedules in this notice for use on traffic signs.

Schedule 1 - Approved material

The following material is approved for use on traffic signs:

Supplier	Material	Colours	AS/NZS 1906.1: 2007 sheeting class
3M	3M™ 4000 Series Diamond Grade™ DG³ Retroreflective Sheeting	Fluorescent Orange (4084)	1W (WZ)
3M	3M™ 4000 Series Diamond Grade™ DG³ Retroreflective Sheeting	Fluorescent Yellow (4081)	1W
		Fluorescent Yellow-Green (4083)
		White (4090)
		Yellow (4091)
3M	3M™ 3800 Series High Intensity Prismatic Retroreflective Sheeting	Fluorescent Orange (3824)	1 (WZ)
		White (3830)
		Yellow (3831)
Avery Dennison	Avery Dennison® W-7000 Series MVP Prismatic Retroreflective Sheeting	Fluorescent Orange (W-7514)	1 (WZ) and 1W (WZ)
Avery Dennison	Avery Dennison® T-7000 Series MVP Prismatic Retroreflective Sheeting	Fluorescent Yellow-Green (T-7513)	1 and 1W
Avery Dennison	Avery Dennison® T-6500 Series High Intensity Prismatic Retroreflective Sheeting	White (T-6500)	1 and 1W
		Yellow (T-6501)
Avery Dennison	Avery Dennison® T-1500 Series Engineer Grade Retroreflective Sheeting	White (T-1500)	2
		Yellow (T-1501)
Orafol Reflective Solutions Australia	Oralite® 5960 Series Prismatic Workzone Retroreflective Sheeting	White (010)	1W (WZ)
Pty Ltd		Yellow (020)
		Fluorescent Orange (038)

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🚂 Land Transport Rule: Setting of Speed Limits 2017 and Land Transport Rule: Traffic Control Devices 2004—Rural Intersection Active Warning System Variable Speed Limit—State Highway 39, Tuhikaramea Road and Livingstone Road Intersections, Waipa District (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated3 October 2017
KeywordsSpeed Limit, Variable Speed, Intersection, Road Safety, Bylaw
👩‍💼 Officials

Glenn Bunting, Manager Network Safety, NZ Transport Agency

🚂 Land Transport Rule: Traffic Control Devices 2004—Reflective Material Approved for Use on Traffic Signs

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsTraffic Control, Reflective Material, Traffic Signs, Approval
👩‍💼 Officials

Glenn Bunting, Manager Network Safety, NZ Transport Agency

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