New Zealand Gazette – 2017 – No. 66

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✨ Road Restrictions and Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 66 — 23 JUNE 2017

(c) No Right Turns

| Line | SH | Locality | From | Into | Route Position (approximate midpoint, for office use only) | Direction of Travel | Restriction Type | Time Period |
|------|-----|-------------|--------------|-------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------|-------------------|---------------|
| 35 | 26 | Morrinsville| SH26 | Thames St | 26/0.687 | Westbound | No Right Turn | At all times |
| 36 | 26 | Morrinsville| SH26 | Roache Rd | 26/4.353 | Eastbound | No Right Turn | At all times |
| 37 | 26 | Puriri | SH26 | Puriri rest area | 80/7.694 | Southbound | No Right Turn | At all times |
| 38 | SH29A| Tauranga | Maungatapu Rd onramp | SH29 | 0/5.157 | Eastbound | No Right Turn | At all times |
| 39 | SH29A| Tauranga | SH29 | Maungatapu Rd | 0/5.022 | Westbound | No Right Turn | At all times |

(c) No Left Turns

Line	SH	Locality	From	Into	Route Position (approximate midpoint, for office use only)	Direction of Travel	Restriction Type	Time Period
1	1N	Mercer	SH1N	Pioneer Rd (South)	477/4.300	Southbound	No Left Turn	At all times
2	1N	Tokoroa	SH1N	Ashworth St exit	625/11.635	Southbound	No Left Turn	At all times
3	2	Tauranga	Waihi Rd westbound	onramp Ramp 1	151/0.330	Southbound	No Left Turn	At all times
			onramp Ramp 2
4	21	Tamahere	SH21	Southbound/Tamahere	0/0.000	Northbound	No Left Turn	At all times
				Offramp

Schedule 11: Waikato / Bay of Plenty - Part I: Engine Braking

(a) Roads on Which Engine Brakes are Prohibited

Line	SH	Locality	From (Distance from side road centreline or feature)	To (Distance from side road centreline or feature)	Route Position (approximate midpoint, for office use only)	Direction of Travel	Restriction Type	Time Period

(b) Time Periods for Use of Engine Brakes

Line	SH	Locality	From (Distance from side road centreline or feature)	To (Distance from side road centreline or feature)	Route Position (approximate midpoint, for office use only)	Direction of Travel	Restriction Type	Time Period

Schedule 11: Waikato / Bay of Plenty - Part J: Bridge Weight Limits

Line	SH	Locality	Bridge Name and Number	Location of Bridge	Route Position (approximate midpoint, for office use only)	Direction of Travel	Maximum Axle or Axle Set Weight (kg)	Maximum Gross Weight (kg)	Time Period

Schedule 11: Waikato / Bay of Plenty - Part K: Vehicle Weight Limits

Line	SH	Locality	From (Distance from side road centreline or feature)	To (Distance from side road centreline or feature)	Start RP	Direction of Travel	Side of Road	Maximum Axle or Axle Set Weight (kg)	Time Period

Schedule 11: Waikato / Bay of Plenty - Part L: Vehicle Length Limits

Line	SH	Locality	From (Distance from side road centreline or feature)	To (Distance from side road centreline or feature)	Route Position (approximate midpoint, for office use only)	Direction of Travel	Maximum Length (m)	Time Period

Schedule 11: Waikato / Bay of Plenty - Part M: Vehicle Height Limits

Line	SH	Locality	From (Distance from side road centreline or feature)	To (Distance from side road centreline or feature)	Route Position (approximate midpoint, for office use only)	Direction of Travel	Maximum Height (m)	Time Period

Schedule 11: Waikato / Bay of Plenty - Part N: Loading Zones

Line	SH	Locality	From (Distance from side road centreline or feature)	To (Distance from side road centreline or feature)	Route Position (approximate midpoint, for office use only)	Direction of Travel	Restriction Type	Time Period
1	1N	Hamilton	50m south of Greenlea Rd	75m south of Greenlea Rd	552/2.140	Southbound	Bus stop	At all times

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🚂 Schedule 11: Waikato / Bay of Plenty - Part H: Turning Restriction (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsTurning Restrictions, Roads, No U-Turns, No Right Turns, Morrinsville, Puriri, Tauranga, Thames St, Roache Rd, Puriri rest area, Maungatapu Rd

🚂 Schedule 11: Waikato / Bay of Plenty - Part I: Engine Braking

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsEngine Brakes, Roads, Restrictions

🚂 Schedule 11: Waikato / Bay of Plenty - Part J: Bridge Weight Limits

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsBridge Weight Limits, Roads, Maximum Axle Weight, Maximum Gross Weight

🚂 Schedule 11: Waikato / Bay of Plenty - Part K: Vehicle Weight Limits

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsVehicle Weight Limits, Roads, Maximum Axle Weight

🚂 Schedule 11: Waikato / Bay of Plenty - Part L: Vehicle Length Limits

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsVehicle Length Limits, Roads, Maximum Length

🚂 Schedule 11: Waikato / Bay of Plenty - Part M: Vehicle Height Limits

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsVehicle Height Limits, Roads, Maximum Height

🚂 Schedule 11: Waikato / Bay of Plenty - Part N: Loading Zones

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsLoading Zones, Roads, Bus stop, Hamilton

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