GRBP-84-32
UN R142: Proposal for amendments on Tyre Speed Warning requirements

Proposal to amend UN Regulation No. 142 to clarify that a maximum speed warning label specifying the lowest value of the maximum speed capability of fitted snow tyres displayed inside the vehicle in a prominent position readily and permanently visible to the driver can be via a permanent physical label or an electronic display, and in case of an electronic display the warning can be shown permanently or when the respective speed limit is approached, reached or exceeded, and to provide that the speed warning label shall not be required for vehicles of categories X and Y equipped with an ADS.

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GRBP | Session 84 | 2-4 Sep

33. The representative of OICA introduced GRBP-84-32. The representative of France said they would be happy to support refining the proposal. The representative of Germany asked some clarification about the timing of this proposal given UN Regulation No. 142 had been adopted a while ago. The representative of OICA confirmed most owners removed the stickers, indicating a warning could be more effective. The representative of the Netherlands and of the UK requested careful considerations before amending UN Regulations. The representative of the Netherlands added that the proposal was not fit for vehicles of categories X or Y. The Chair informed that it was compulsory to have a sticker for periodic technical inspections in France. GRBP agreed to consider an updated proposal at forthcoming sessions of GRBP.