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| Document Title | Interpretation of the "One Continuous Line" requirement | ||||||||
| Reference Number | GRE-75-10 | ||||||||
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5 Apr 2016
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| Summary |
Request for interpretation on approvals of LED direction indicators integrated with daytime running lamps and using sequential activation of horizontal bars. Germany proposes a task for on sequential activation of direction indicators to develop clear provisions within the regulation, especially with regard to paragraph 5.6 |
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| Source(s) | Germany | ||||||||
| Rulemaking Area(s) | UN R6 Direction Indicators | ||||||||
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| GRE | Session 75 | 5-8 Apr 2016 |
25. The expert from Germany invited GRE to consider interpretation of the “One Continuous Line” requirement in paragraph 5.6. c) of Regulation No. 6 (GRE-75-10). To this end, he proposed to establish a Task Force. Following support of the experts from France, Italy, Netherlands, Spain and UK, GRE agreed to establish a Task Force. The experts from Finland and GTB volunteered to act as Chair and Secretary of the Task Force, respectively. |
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