Resources

Vehicle windows, wipers and mirrors (Factsheet 39)

| Category: Vehicle safety , Factsheets | Audience: Motorists

This information is no longer available in factsheet format. However, you can view this content in our vehicle safety section.

Notice of temporary vehicle import by overseas visitor (MR2C)

Published: July 2017 | Category: Vehicle certification , Forms | Audience: Motorists

Use this form if you are temporarily importing a vehicle into New Zealand.

Winter tyres

Published: 26 May 2017 | Category: Safe driving , Leaflets & brochures | Audience: Motorists

This leaflet gives advice to vehicle owners who have winter tyres fitted to their vehicles.

Guide to safe loading and towing for light vehicles

Published: April 2012 | Category: Commercial drivers & operators , Guidance for specialists | Audience: Motorists

This guide contains detailed advice on loading and towing practices to keep you within the law and protect you, your goods and others on the road.

Importing a left-hand drive vehicle (Factsheet 12)

Published: November 2014 | Category: Importing vehicles , Factsheets | Audience: Motorists

This factsheet lists the requirements for importing a left-hand drive vehicle into New Zealand.

Dangerous goods transported as tools-of-trade (Factsheet 68)

Published: June 2015 | Category: Transporting dangerous goods , Factsheets | Audience: Motorists

This factsheet provides an overview of the requirements for people who transport dangerous goods as tools-of-trade, for agricultural use or for a commercial purpose, but not for hire or direct reward.

Dangerous goods transported for domestic or recreational use (Factsheet 69)

Published: June 2015 | Category: Transporting dangerous goods , Factsheets | Audience: Motorists

This factsheet provides an overview of the requirements that apply to all people who transport dangerous goods for domestic or recreational purposes. Many common household products are classified as dangerous goods for transport. These must be packaged and identified so that they can be stored, transported and used safely. When you transport these products, you have responsibilities under Land Transport Rule: Dangerous Goods 2005.