The International Whole Vehicle Type Approval system under development would allow for a limited recognition approval to earlier versions of UN Regulations. Since this limited IWVTA requires Contracting Parties to declare to which version of each regulation they adhere, this proposal would amend the “Status of the 1958 Agreement” (document WP.29/343) to include this information as part of the regular process of reporting on the status of UN Regulations.

The “document of fulfilment” would be issued by the vehicle manufacturer to certify that a vehicle complies with UN Regulations specified within the whole vehicle type approval regulation.

The document proposes revised wording for the introduction of a Declaration of Conformance (DoC) for the vehicles approved according to the draft UN Regulation No. 0 concerning whole vehicle type approvals.

Proposal for a permanent working group to manage the administration and future development of the international whole vehicle type approval system.

Proposal for a permanent working group to manage the administration and further development of the international whole vehicle type approval system.

Proposal for a permanent working group to manage the administration and further development of the international whole vehicle type approval system.

Proposal for provisions concerning a “Declaration of Conformance” for vehicles approved under the International Whole Vehicle Type Approval regulation.

Proposal to amend the paragraph concerning the modification of a vehicle type and extension or modification of approval.

Proposal to amend the paragraph concerning the modification of a vehicle type and extension or modification of approval.

Proposal for a working group on the “Administration of the International Whole Vehicle Type Approval System and the Exchange of Type Approval Data” to oversee the implementation and administration of the IWVTA and DETA systems.

Proposal to set up a trial/pilot program involving type approval authorities, technical services and manufacturers to test the operation of the International Whole Vehicle Type Approval system.

Tyre rolling resistance falls outside the scope of UN R0 because this attribute is used in the calculation of C02 emissions and IWVTA does not include UN R83 or UN R101.

UN R0 does not define or describe the family type (Type). Therefore, the first instance of an IWVTA should provide a type in order to establish the family type.

The Communication requirement of UN R0 follows that of the EC-WVTA and refers to the attachment of an information package. Germany proposes that this reference be replaced with an index of attachments referring to the relevant information document and test report(s).

Starter text for a regulation that would concern general for test procedures applicable to Regulations 3, (4), 6, 7,.19, 23, (27), (37), 38, (45), 48, 50, 53, (65), 69, 70, 74, 77, 87, (88), 91, 99, 104, 112, 113, 119, 123, 128, with regard to definitions, general administrative requirements, general requirements, general test procedures band test procedures for plastic lenses and for materials with fluorescent colours.

Example of what Regulation No. 3 might look like under the simplification of lighting regulations through the use of a “horizontal reference document” that would consolidate provisions common across lighting regulations.

Example of what Regulation No. 7 might look like under the simplification of lighting regulations through the use of a “horizontal reference document” that would consolidate provisions common across lighting regulations.

Example of what Regulation No. 87 might look like under the simplification of lighting regulations through the use of a “horizontal reference document” that would consolidate provisions common across lighting regulations.

Example of what Regulation No. 112 might look like under the simplification of lighting regulations through the use of a “horizontal reference document” that would consolidate provisions common across lighting regulations.

Draft revision of the regulation on the installation of lighting equipment that incorporates the draft proposal for a horizontal reference document covering provisions used across other lighting regulations.

Proposal for a revision of UN R4 under the proposed simplification of lighting regulations.

Revision of the regulation on direction indicators pursuant to the proposal to simplify the UN lighting regulations.

Revision of the regulation on position lamps pursuant to the proposal to simplify the UN lighting regulations.

Revision of the regulation on reversing lights pursuant to the proposal to simplify the UN lighting regulations.

Revision of the regulation on rear fog lamps pursuant to the proposal to simplify the UN lighting regulations.

Revision of the regulation on motorcycle lamps pursuant to the proposal to simplify the UN lighting regulations.

Revision of the regulation on parking lamps pursuant to the proposal to simplify the UN lighting regulations.

Revision of the regulation on daytime running lamps pursuant to the proposal to simplify the UN lighting regulations.

Revision of the regulation on side-marker lamps pursuant to the proposal to simplify the UN lighting regulations.

Revision of the regulation on cornering lamps pursuant to the proposal to simplify the UN lighting regulations.

Overview of the concept, structure, and benefits.

Working draft aiming to illustrate modifications to the regulation on retro-reflecting materials that could be made under the simplification of lighting regulations through the use of a horizontal reference document containing provisions common across lighting regulations.

Working draft aiming to illustrate modifications to the regulation on asymmetrical beam headlamps that could be made under the simplification of lighting regulations through the use of a horizontal reference document containing provisions common across lighting regulations.

Simplified lighting regulation superseding document SLR-04-02/Rev.1.

Comments and proposal concerning an approach for restructuring the lighting equipment regulations within the context of the proposal to consolidate the current regulations around three poles: Common provisions for forward lighting, light-signalling and retro-reflecting devices.

Working draft prepared by Germany for the SLR informal group.

Revised version of the earlier proposal in document SLR-11-05.