Gazette.govt.nzPursuant to sub-clause 4.4(4) of the Land Transport Rule: Traffic Control Devices 2004 and a delegation from the “Waka Kotahi”, the NZ Transport Agency, I, Hayley Evans, Senior Manager Systems Integrity, authorise the installation and maintenance of the signs described in the Schedule to this notice.
Schedule
| W16-11 Pedestrians – kuia and tamaiti with marae supplementary | |||
| Diamond-shaped permanent warning sign that must be used above the supplementary message sign, warning road users that there are likely to be elderly and young pedestrians ahead associated with marae activity. | |||
| Warning sign | |||
| Shape and size | Diamond 600mm square | ||
| Background | Yellow (R) or yellow-green (RF) | ||
| Border | Black 15mm | ||
| Legend | Description | Colour | Size |
| “Symbol depicting a kuia (elderly lady) holding the hand of a tamaiti (child)” | Black | 480 × 460mm | |
| Supplementary sign | |||
| Shape and size | Rectangle 600 × 250mm | ||
| Background | Yellow (R) or yellow-green (RF) | ||
| Border | Black 15mm | ||
| Legend | Description | Colour | Size |
| “MARAE” | Black | 100/16 | |
Example: W16-11 Marae warning sign
Note: The dimensions, descriptions and terms contained in this notice conform with the opening notes in Schedule 1, Land Transport Rule: Traffic Control Devices 2004.
Signed at Wellington this 28th day of April 2021.
HAYLEY EVANS, Senior Manager Systems Integrity, Waka Kotahi.
Note: The W16-11 combination warning sign is for use by RCAs at marae; to warn of vulnerable road users on or near the roadway, and may supplement the R1-2.1 “Option B” variable speed limit sign.