(Note: Specify the speed limit to apply, the name of the road (and suburb/area in which it is located) where relevant also specify the start and end point of the speed limit zone if not covering the entire length of the road). B. That this approval will take effect when the electronic signs are installed and operating, and no sooner than 18 days from the date approved. (Below is an assessment which has been undertaken to determine if the warrant is met for a 40km/hr variable speed school zone, as set out in the New Zealand Transport Traffic Agency’s Note 37 2. –Revision Provide details of pedestrian and traffic volumes observed/measured at the site. Provide details of surveyed operating speeds, and speed or pedestrian related crashes Note the Traffic Note 37 criteria requires that there be at least 50 children crossing the road or entering/exiting vehicles at the road side and that one or more of the following criteria are also met. Mean speeds exceed 45 km/h 85th percentile speeds exceed 50 km/h There have been speed/pedestrian/cycle related crashes at the site within the last 5 years The site is on a main traffic route (e.g. arterial road) The Land Transport Rule: Setting of Speed Limits 2003 requires consultation be undertaken with the following parties. Police, New Zealand Automobile Association Incorporated, Road Transport Forum New Zealand, New Zealand Transport Agency And any adjacent road controlling authorities with roads near or joining to the subject road. NZTA Highways and Network Operations – Kaipara District Council Waikato District Council Hauraki District Council In addition to above the external and internal parties, the Local Board has to be consulted as set out in the specified Speed Limit Changes Report template. For exact implementation specifications, refer to the Land Transport Rule 54002: Traffic Control Devices 2004. For any queries and further assistance in regard to the speed limit resolutions please contact Adam Moller, Senior Road Safety Engineer on . Enforcement: Enforcement of this restriction is undertaken by the New Zealand Police. General Speed Limit changes
(Note: Specify the speed limit to apply, the name of the road (and suburb/area in which it is located) where relevant also specify the start and end point of the speed limit zone if not covering the entire length of the road). B. That this approval will take effect when the electronic signs are installed and operating, and no sooner than 18 days from the date approved. (Below is an assessment which has been undertaken to determine if the warrant is met for a 40km/hr variable speed school zone, as set out in the New Zealand Transport Agency’s Traffic Note 37 –Revision 2. Provide details of pedestrian and traffic volumes observed/measured at the site. Provide details of surveyed operating speeds, and speed or pedestrian related crashes Note the Traffic Note 37 criteria requires that there be at least 50 children crossing the road or entering/exiting vehicles at the road side and that one or more of the following criteria are also met. Mean speeds exceed 45 km/h 85th percentile speeds exceed 50 km/h There have been speed/pedestrian/cycle related crashes at the site within the last 5 years The site is on a main traffic route (e.g. arterial road) The Land Transport Rule: Setting of Speed Limits 2003 requires consultation be undertaken with the following parties. Police, New Zealand Automobile Association Incorporated, Road Transport Forum New Zealand, New Zealand Transport Agency And any adjacent road controlling authorities with roads near or joining to the subject road. NZTA – Highways and Network Operations Kaipara District Council Waikato District Council Hauraki District Council In addition to above the external and internal parties, the Local Board has to be consulted as set out in the specified Speed Limit Changes Report template. For exact implementation specifications, refer to the Land Transport Rule 54002: Traffic Control Devices 2004. For any queries and further assistance in regard to the speed limit resolutions please contact Adam Moller, Senior Road Safety Engineer on . Enforcement: Enforcement of this restriction is undertaken by the New Zealand Police. General Speed Limit changes