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Technical Memoranda

Technical Memoranda are Transit's design requirements and further guidance in the application and interpretation of manuals and specifications.

The technical memoranda listed below, are the result of extensive investigation and research by Transit New Zealand. They contain design requirements and sound constructive advice and can be downloaded from this site.

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Technical Memoranda

Number Version Title Date Status Download
Index   Technical Memoranda Index List 19 Nov 09 Current PDF (31KB)
Approvals
TM1001 1 Bosspipe Product and TNZ F/3 Specification for Pipe Culvert Construction - SUPERCEEDED SEE TM1003 BELOW 20 Mar 06 Superceded PDF (250KB)
TM1002 1 TNZ M/19 Specification - Evaluation of 6mm OCLYTE Short Stub TM manufactured by CSP Pacific Application for Approval. 28 Jun 06 Current PDF (309KB)
TM1003 1 Bosspipe Product and TNZ F/3 Specification for Pipe Culvert Construction 16 Jun 08 Current PDF (381KB)
TM1004 1 Bosspipe Product & TNZ F/2 Specification for Pipe Subsoil Drain Construction 16 Jun 08 Current PDF (412KB)
Road Delineation and Signs
TM3001 1 Impact Requirements for Traffic Sign Provisional Advice June 2005 30 Jun 05 Current PDF (43KB)
TM3002 1 Hinge Mechanism for Signs Mounted on Two or More Breakaway Timber Posts: Provisional Advice: December 2005 24 Dec 05 Current PDF (153KB)
TM3003 1 Dent Breakaway System for Signposts 28 Jun 06 Current PDF (260KB)
TM3004 1 Revisions to TNZ P/24 and the RSMA Compliance Standard 1 July 2008 Current PDF (61KB)
Structures (Bridges, Culverts and Geotechnical)
TM4001 1 Staged Adopting of Transit Bridge Manual Amendments 06 Jan 06 Current PDF (231KB)
TM4002 1 Bridge Manual Second Edition 2003 Amendment July 2005 29 Jul 05 Current PDF (1MB)
TM4003 1 Bridge Manual Second Edition 2003 Provisional Amendment December 2004 15 Dec 04 Current PDF (1.2MB)
TM4004 1 Bridge Manual Second Edition 2003 Amendment September 2004 09 Dec 04 Current PDF (2.5MB)
TM4005 1 Bridge Manual Second Edition 2003 Amendment 1 June 2004 23 Jul 04 Current PDF (74KB)
TM4006 1 Traversable and Mountable Grates for Precast Concrete Headwalls 24 Oct 08 Current PDF (411KB)
Skid Resistance and Surface Texture
TM5001 1 Skid Resistance for New Surfacings 04 Sep 01 Superceded PDF (18KB)
TM5002 1 Interim State Highway Texture Requirements 09 May 02 Superceded PDF (27KB)
TM5003 1 Macrotexture Requirements for Surfacings 22 Dec 05 Current PDF (36KB)
TM5004 1 2008 Skid Resistance Survey Data 11 June 08 Current PDF (1MB)
Surfacings and Asphalt
TM6001 1 Use of Reclaimed Tyre Rubber in Asphalt 27 Jul 06 Current PDF (106KB)
TM6002 1 NZ Supplement to the AAPA National Asphalt Specification (NAS) 27 Jul 06 Current PDF (1.1MB)
TM6003 1 Highways and Network Operations Technical Memorandum 19 Nov 09 Current PDF (65KB)
Pavements and Aggregates
TM7001 1 Basecourse Aggregate 27 Apr 06 Current PDF (18KB)
TM7002 1 Best Practice Guidelines for the use of Alternative Materials and Processes in Road Construction with respect to Environmental Issues 25 July 06 Current PDF (98KB)
TM7003 1 Roughness Requirements for Finished Pavement Construction 25 July 06 Current PDF (26KB)
Asset Management
TM8001 1 Amendments to Appendices of SHDOM 21 Dec 06 Current PDF (256KB)
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Disclaimer

While all possible care and effort has been taken in the development of the technical memoranda and specifications they relate to situations, practices and procedures that are likely to change. Transit New Zealand accepts no responsibility for failure in any way related to the application of these specifications and they should not be deemed as providing either the formal or the only answers to any particular situation or set of circumstances. They must be considered and applied with due care and forethought and should not be relied on in isolation from other sources of advice and information.