The Working Party on the Transport of Dangerous Goods (WP.15) during its 114th session noted, on the basis of INF.18 from Germany, that problems could arise during the approval of vehicles intended for the carriage of explosive substances and articles (Class 1) for vehicles intended for the carriage of liquids having a flash-point of not more than 60°C (EX/III and FL vehicles) fitted with a camera monitoring system which complied with the requirements of UN R46.

Paragraph 9.2.2.8.3. of the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR) stipulates that the electrical circuits must be broken within 10 seconds after operation of the battery master switch. This might conflict with paragraph 16.1.1. of UN R46 which requires that, after each engine switch-off (intended use), the camera-monitor system remains operational for a period of at least 120 seconds.

This document relates to the establishment of a GRSG task force on UN R46 to resolve this concern.

Proposal to align the wording on compliance with UN R10 (electromagnetic compatibility) with the wording approved by WP.29 for the same provision under UN R157 (WP.29/2023/131).

Proposal to align the wording of provisions relating to compliance with UN R10 (electromagnetic compatibility) with the wording adopted by WP.29 for the same provisions under UN R157 (WP.29/2023/131).

Proposal to align the provisions on compliance with UN R10 (electromagnetic compatibility) with the wording as adopted by WP.29 for the same provisions under UN R157 (WP.29/2023/131).

Proposal to align the provisions on compliance with UN R10 (electromagnetic compatibility) with the wording adopted by WP.29 for the same provisions under UN R157.

Proposal to enable the approval under UN R74 of a front and rear indicator that can be activated simultaneously, to allow the installation of optional direction indicators at national level on bicycles (including vehicles with a maximum design speed not exceeding 25 km/h), and to introduce a new symbol “-“ under UN R148 between the symbols indicating the functions of the device in order to differentiate a device which fulfils the requirement of a front indicator of category 11 and a rear indicator of category 12 that cannot be activated simultaneously from one that can.

Paper describing safety considerations for remote management of automated vehicles that do not require a human driver inside the vehicle.

The Working Party on the Transport of Dangerous Goods (WP.15) has noted that problems could arise during the approval of vehicles intended for the carriage of explosive substances and articles (Class 1) for vehicles intended for the carriage of liquids having a flash-point of not more than 60°C. (EX/III and FL vehicles) fitted with a camera monitoring system which complied with the requirements of UN R46.

The European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR) stipulates that the electrical circuits must be broken within 10 seconds after operation of the battery master switch. This might conflict with paragraph 16.1.1. of UN R46 which requires that, after each engine switch-off (intended use), the camera-monitor system remains operational for a period of at least 120 seconds.

This proposal aims to resolve the disparity between UN R46 and requirements for ADS vehicles.

Proposal to enable the approval of a front and rear indicator which can be activated simultaneously. This informal document supersedes the formal proposal GRE/2024/9.

Proposal to clarify provisions concerning the type-IIA test and the test mass of vehicles authorized to tow trailer(s).

Proposal to clarify how to perform the buckle-opening test under paragraph 7.8. of the text.

Proposal to amend documents WP.29/2023/49 and WP.29/2023/50 (adopted by WP.29 in June 2023) to clarify the definition of the “third of windscreen”.

Proposal to ensure that EDR record collisions involving vulnerable road users.

Proposal to clarify the requirements for non-original replacement exhaust silencing systems (NORESS).

Proposal to ensure that endurance braking is assessed in the context of the Type II-A test based on the maximum mass of the vehicle or vehicle combination.

Proposal to clarify the pendulum test procedures (based on UN R46 task force discussions).

Proposal to clarify that FRT tyres shall not be fitted to front steering and drive axles of motor vehicles.

Proposal to prohibit regular lane changes into unlimited speed lanes for heavy vehicles (M₃ and N₃.

Proposal to amend ECE-TRANS-WP29-GRBP-2024/21

Proposal to modify the in-service performance reporting requirements.

Document updated following the 8th AVC task force session.

Proposal from TF UN-R 46 to clarify the situation with the new proposed wording for the exemption to be applicable only when the de-energization is activated (not mentioning which feature to be used), there is a feature for de-energization outside the cabin and the driver needs to be informed about the consequences in doing so by the user’s manual.

Proposal by the Task Force on Accessibility of Buses and Coaches and aims to improve accessibility of vehicles of classes M2 and M3

Proposal to clarify that only light-signalling devices may incorporate an illuminated logo.

Proposal by Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Republic of Korea, the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the European Commission to revise requirements on thermal propagation and the approval of electric powered vehicles.

Proposal from Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Republic of Korea, the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom and the European Commission to introduce the term and definition of “common space”, provisions for ensuring the confidentiality of intellectual property, and to note exemptions for existing approvals with regard to the provision “to allow egress” in the approval Communication form.

Proposal to replace the moment of inertia of the femur and the tibia of Flexible lower legform impactor with the specifications of GTR 9 and MR 1.

Text from Germany on behalf of the GRSP AVRS task force to enable the application of UN R29 to vehicles equipped with an Automated Driving System.

Text from Germany on behalf of the GRSP AVRS task force to enable the application of the regulation to vehicles equipped with an Automated Driving System.

Text prepared by Germany on behalf of the GRSP AVRS task force to enable the application of UN R95 to vehicles equipped with an Automated Driving System.

Proposal to limit regular lane changes to roads “where it is possible to assess and handle the speed of an approaching vehicle” and to restrict lane changes by heavy vehicles (M₃ and N₃) to roads where the maximum permissible speed of target lane is “limited for all vehicle categories”.