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Land transport rules are a form of delegated legislation similar to regulations.

This rule sets out criteria, requirements and procedures to be followed by Road Controlling Authorities when reviewing and setting speed limits for roads within their respective jurisdictions.

This rule establishes an integrated speed management planning process that considers how safety infrastructure, safety cameras and speed limits can be combined effectively to help achieve a safe transport system.

(Revoked) (See Land Transport Rule: Operator Licensing 2017) This rule sets out requirements for obtaining and retaining a licence to operate a passenger, rental, vehicle recovery or goods service vehicle.

A legal notice that waives the fees for the class of person (NZTA App users) described.

An introduction to land transport rules, including the status of rules currently being developed.

The objective of the Rule is to: empower road controlling authorities to prohibit or restrict access to roadways and to change the use of roadways, including by creating school streets; and empower road controlling authorities to install, as a pilot,…

This rule sets out the requirements for obtaining and retaining a licence to operate a large passenger service, small passenger service, rental service, vehicle recovery service, or goods service.

This Rule will be revoked on 19 May 2022.

This rule states in which seating positions seatbelts must be fitted in vehicles, as well as the type of seatbelt that must be fitted.