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Road and traffic standards series
Road and traffic standards series [$10 each]
For copies forward your request with a payment of $10.00 to: Publications, NZ Transport Agency, Private Bag 6995, Wellington 6141.
- RTS 1 - Guidelines for the implementation of traffic controls at crossroads (1990) (PDF, 86 KB, 22 pages)
- RTS 2 - Guidelines for street name signs (1990) (PDF, 259 KB, 27 pages)
- RTS 3 - Guidelines for establishing rural selling places (1992)
- RTS 4 - Guidelines for flush medians (1991) (PDF, 416 KB, 20 pages)
- RTS 5 - Guidelines for rural road markings and delineation (1992) (PDF, 915 KB, 48 pages)
- RTS 6 - Guidelines for visibility at driveways (1993) (PDF, 631 KB, 25 pages)
- RTS 7 - Advertising signs and road safety: design and location guidelines (1993) (PDF, 754 KB, 48 pages)
- RTS 8 - Guidelines for safe kerbline protection (1993) (PDF, 155 KB, 20 pages)
- RTS 9 - Guidelines for the signing and layout of slip lanes (1993) (PDF, 133 KB, 23 pages)
- Traffic control devices manual, part 9, level crossings (2008). This replaces RTS 10 - Road signs and markings for level crossings.
- RTS 11 - Urban roadside barriers and alternative treatments (1995) (PDF, 425 KB, 30 pages)
- RTS 13 - Guidelines for service stations (1996) (PDF, 339 KB, 42 pages)
- RTS 14 - Guidelines for facilities for blind and vision-impaired pedestrians (2003) (PDF, 483 KB, 55 pages)
- RTS 15 - Guidelines for urban-rural speed thresholds (PDF, 1.05 MB, 22 pages)
- RTS 16 - Guide to heavy vehicle management (PDF, 330 KB, 53 pages)
- RTS 17 - Superseded by: Speed Limits New Zealand
- Guidelines for setting speed limits and procedures for calculating speed limits - RTS 18 - New Zealand on road tracking curves for heavy vehicles (August 2007): provides guidance to road controlling authorities and engineers in the geometric design of roads and intersections, and replaces a similar document New Zealand on road tracking curves which was published by the Land Transport Safety Authority in October 1995.
Last updated: 7 January 2009