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4 Sep 2018
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BMFE: TAAM discussion of adhesives burning behavior requirements (UK and VCA)
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BMFE-04-04
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2018-09-04 |
UK VCA |
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14 Jun 2011
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VCA DETA position paper (VCA)
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DETA-12-03
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2011-06-14 |
VCA |
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26 Apr 2024
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UN R79: Special steering controls and PTI provisions application to ADS (VCA)
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FADS-15-02
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2024-04-26 |
VCA |
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23 Sep 2024
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UN R90: Consistency concern on bedding/burnishing procedure (VCA)
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GRVA-20-30
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2024-09-23 |
VCA |
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3 Dec 2015
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Proposal for UN R0 Pre-testing form for issue reporting (VCA)
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SGR0-18-11
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2015-12-03 |
Draft form for pre-testing participants to use in reporting errors, concerns, or other issues during the validation phase of the international whole vehicle type approval regulation. VCA |
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24 Jan 2021
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UN R156: Managing updates to system approvals for registered vehicles (VCA)
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TFCS-20-09
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2021-01-24 |
VCA |
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23 Jun
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UN R155 and R156: Approvals for ‘out-of-scope’ vehicles (VCA)
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TFCS-38-03
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2026-06-23 |
Vehicles of categories M<sub>1</sub>, N, O, R, S and T may fall out of scope of UN R155 or UN R156 if they lack ECUs or do not permit software updates. Approval authorities currently make individual determinations regarding whether vehicles are in or out of scope, and justification for out-of-scope decisions must be recorded to ensure vehicles remain out of scope during the lifetime of whole vehicle approval. UN Regulation No. 10 provides precedent by allowing approvals for vehicles where certain equipment is not relevant. A similar provision could be incorporated into UN R155 and UN R156 by amending the scope and adding provisions to section 5 allowing manufacturers to obtain approvals for vehicles that do not permit software updates, with requirements of paragraph 7 not applying. VCA |
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28 Mar 2022
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Proposal to amend the VMAD Master Document on ADS validation methods (VCA)
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VMAD-SG3-21-08
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2022-03-28 |
VCA |
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20 Oct 2022
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ADS Safety Management System: Proposal for amendments to the NATM Master Document (VCA)
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VMAD-SG3-23-05
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2022-10-20 |
VCA |