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This specification and guidence notes set out the requirements for repair of edge break in flexible pavements. This specification will be withdrawn in 2011 as it has been replaced by HM14 Edgebreak. However, if TNZ C7 is referred to in existing contract documents then you may continue to use it. Alternatively you could use MR09 Pre-surfacing repairs if you plan to include all of the following specifications in a single surfacing contract: C4, C5, C6, C7 and C8.

Transit has adopted a two level concept where contracts involving road construction, road maintenance, and structures activities are assigned a quality assurance level High (TQS1) or Normal (TQS2). The standard were originally issued in 1995. It has been updated and re-issued as Second Edition: June 2005. The minimum quality system requirements for state highway physical works contracts assessed at the high quality assurance level. It requires third party certification by an approved certification body.

This specification sets out requirements for paints which are intended for use as roadmarkings on road surfaces. The specification is applicable to paints intended for use by spray application and paints intended to be incorporated with beads to give roadmarkings with retroreflective properties. Roadmarking paint used in method based contracts on the state highway must be on the current list of type approved paints in M/7 notes.

This specification sets out the requirements for the design, construction and operation of all stormwater improvement projects. It is anticipated that the standard stormwater specification is a starting set of specifications and may be adapted to address local issues and the scope of the project.

Also known as: SM034Reference: ISBN 978-0-478-44583-1 (online

Bylaw 2000-1 - Transit New Zealand (bylaws revocation) bylaw April 2000 and corrigendum May 2000.

Wire Rope Safety Barrier systems – post footing issues (updated December 2016)

This specification ahd guidance notes apply to the purchase of calcium oxide or calcium hydroxide for use in soil stabilisation. Calcium oxide and calcium hydroxide are active ingredients present within the materials supplied under the names of quicklime and hydrated lime respectively.

Papers from the Surface Friction conference, held in Christchurch, New Zealand in May 2005. See also the papers from the 2008 Surface Friction conference.

Bylaw 2017-13 - NZ Transport Agency Setting of Speed Limits Amendment June 2017-au3083.