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

Report of the second session of the informal expert group working on the simplification of UN 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.

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. 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. 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.

Proposal for the scope, mission, and mandate timeframe for the informal group of experts.

Summary of the background and aims of the EU proposal to restructure and simplify automotive lighting regulations.

ToR as agreed to within the informal group during its first session.

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.

GTB analysis of “collective amendments” to lighting regulations received by the Working Party on Lighting and Light-signalling Equipment (GRE) where a single change impacts multiple lighting regulations resulting in the proliferation of amendment proposals.

Comments on the proposed mandate for the SLR informal group.

Proposal for an expert working group to develop recommendations for the restructuring of UN lighting regulations in order to reduce their number and simplify the system for their future development.

GTB discussion paper to focus attention on defining the problem(s) to be resolved through a the simplification of UN lighting regulations.

Draft scope and objectives for the proposed program to restructure and simplify UN lighting and light-signaling equipment regulations.

Outcome of the first meeting of interested experts to explore ways to reduce the administrative and regulatory burdens associated with the current structure of lighting regulations, including difficulties in transposing UN lighting regulations into local legislation in the EU and Japan. The experts recommend reactivation of the “Horizontal Reference Document” initiative.

GTB white paper on priorities and objectives for the simplification of lighting regulations, especially regarding reduction of the current burdens associated with the necessity of collective amendments in the development of these regulations and the longer-term difficulties to be overcome in restructuring these regulations and their legal framework.