Proposal to amend UN R158 to include category O vehicles (trailers) within the scope of regulations for devices enabling driver awareness of vulnerable road users during reversing. The amendment aims to reduce safety risks to vulnerable road users when category O vehicles reverse. Amendments modify title, paragraphs 1.1, 1.2, 1.4, 12.3, 12.4, and Annex 4, and introduce transitional provisions starting from September 2028. Justification includes casualty data showing seven fatalities and 15 serious injuries over 10 years from vehicles towing trailers reversing into vulnerable road users, plus a coroner’s recommendation for reversing cameras on all vehicles.
The agenda for the 14th session of the Task Force on Virtual Crash Testing includes a review of the progress dashboard and continued discussion on the readiness assessment of the HMB across different timeframes (3, 5, 10, and 10+ years). The session will also address feedback from HBM4VT network stakeholders and conclude with next steps determination.
Five documents propose amendments to UN R46 series 02-07 to align requirements with UN R26 and UN R61, particularly regarding soft parts of camera monitoring systems and mirrors based on Shore A hardness. The 05 series introduced alignment requirements; harmonization is proposed for earlier series with existing approvals.
CLIV is developing a new UN Regulation for vehicle categories M1, M2, M3, and N1 in Phase 2. The draft regulation requires visual and audible external warnings upon detection of a child left in a vehicle. Visual warnings use direction indicator lamps flashing in SOS morse code pattern for at least 15 seconds, then off for no more than 30 seconds, repeating for at least 10 minutes. Audible warnings must exceed 60dB(A) following the same timing pattern. The IWG requests guidance on potential amendments to UN R48, UN R28, and UN R165.
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Working draft of the guide to environmental regulations worldwide concerning electric vehicles.
Presentation on an electric vehicle classification system based upon the concept of “system power”.
Electric vehicle technology presentation.
ZTE Corporation presentation.
Brief report to the Electric Vehicles Environmental group on the work on harmonizing terms used in vehicle propulsion systems definitions.
Status report provided to the informal group on Electric Vehicles and the Environment.
Presentation on China development of electric vehicle charging and battery swap infrastructure and discussion of main charging standards in use worldwide.
Next steps in the development of the reference guide to electric vehicle environmental regulations.
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