This proposal aims to improve brake distribution between truck and trailer of heavy vehicle combinations at everyday low decelerations, to enhance uniform use of all wheel brakes and thereby to counteract loss of full brake performance. The proposal is based on ISO 20918.

This proposal aims to improve brake distribution between truck and trailer of heavy vehicle combinations at everyday low decelerations, to enhance uniform use of all wheel brakes and thereby to counteract loss of full brake performance. The proposal is based on ISO 20918 and supercedes GRRF-72-07.

The use of test reports in Regulation No.13 was first introduced in Annex 11 of UN R13 in 1984. CLEPA proposes this amendment to support the proposal to permit the use of an Annex 19 test report as an alternative method in meeting the vehicle stability function requirements as detailed in Annex 21.

This document addresses the ramifications of introducing the proposals outlined in GRRF-72-07 (superceded by GRRF-72-07/Rev.1) specifically associated with semi-trailers.

Denmark submitted document GRRF-71-19 (subsequently integrated into GRRF/2012/12) proposing to narrow the compatibility bands for control line pressure versus brake rate. This document challenges the proposed changes as effectively mandating electronic braking and imposing unwarranted costs.

Denmark submitted Document GRRF-71-18 (subsequently integrated into GRRF/2012/12) proposing to narrow the limits for coupling force control systems which are allowed to override the compatibility bands. This document argues against the proposed changes.

Denmark submitted GRRF-71-19 (subsequently in GRRF/2012/12) proposing a new paragraph to require a test point between the coupling head and the trailer relay emergency valve. This document argues that the requirement is already implicit within UN R13 and therefore, that the change is unnecessary.

OICA proposes alternate language for amendments to the text of Annex 21 governing the use of simulation tools for evaluating electronic vehicle stability control systems (EVSC).

Presentation to accompany Danish, et. al. proposal on heavy-duty vehicle and trailer brake system compatibility.

Knott TrailerTechnik proposal to update the wording of Annex 14, para. 1.1 to cover “electromechanical or electrohydraulical” brake transmission devices. Primarily in German language.

Proposal by the informal group on Alternative Method Electronic Vehicle Stability Control (AMEVSC) to clarify the requirements of Regulation No. 13 regarding the use of simulation, specifically in the Appendices 1, 2 and 3 of Annex 21.

Text prepared by Germany to clarify that an electromechanical transmission device is allowed in addition to an electrical or a hydraulic transmission device within electrical braking systems.