Relationship table (harmonised to AGTTM05-21 Edition 1.1)#

SectionDescriptionApplicability
1Introduction
1.1PurposeAccepted
1.2Structure of AGTTMAccepted
1.3Scope of Part 5Accepted with amendments
1.4Application of Part 5 to New ZealandAccepted
1.5DefinitionsAccepted
2Design process
2.1GeneralAccepted with amendments
2.2Risk assessmentAccepted with amendments
2.2.1Risk considerationsAccepted
2.2.2Specific considerations for short-term low impact worksAccepted
2.3Design balanceAccepted
2.4Essential design principlesAccepted
2.4.1Sight distanceAccepted
2.4.2SignsAccepted with amendments
2.4.3Road categoriesAccepted
2.4.4Lane widthAccepted with amendments
2.4.5Traffic volumesAccepted
2.4.6SpeedAccepted
2.5Variations to designAccepted with amendments
3General considerations
3.1Restrictions on useAccepted with amendments
3.2Short-term low-impact optionsAccepted with amendments
3.3Vulnerable road usersAccepted
3.4Vehicle-mounted warning devicesAccepted with amendments
3.5Lookout protection methodNew
3.6Combining different works protection methodsNew
4Works on road – within traffic lane
4.1Work protected by specialist vehiclesAccepted
4.1.1GeneralAccepted
4.1.2Truck-mounted attenuatorsAccepted with amendments
4.2Work between gaps in trafficAccepted
4.2.1DescriptionAccepted
4.2.2CriteriaAccepted with amendments
4.2.3Traffic control devicesAccepted with amendments
4.2.4Pre-installation processesAccepted with amendments
4.2.5Installation (TGS instruction)Accepted with amendments
4.2.6Close out processAccepted
4.3Short-term works in trafficAccepted
4.3.1DescriptionAccepted
4.3.2CriteriaAccepted
4.3.3Traffic control devicesAccepted with amendments
4.3.4Pre-installation processesAccepted with amendments
4.3.5Installation (TGS) instructionAccepted with amendments
4.3.6Close out processAccepted
4.4Frequently changing work area – in laneAccepted
4.4.1DescriptionAccepted with amendments
4.4.2CriteriaAccepted
4.4.3Traffic control devicesAccepted with amendments
4.4.4Pre-installation processesAccepted
4.4.5Installation (TGS instruction)Accepted with amendments
4.4.6Close out processesAccepted
4.5Constantly moving work area – in laneAccepted
4.5.1DescriptionAccepted with amendments
4.5.2CriteriaAccepted with amendments
4.5.3Traffic control devicesAccepted with amendments
4.5.4Pre-installation processesAccepted
4.5.5Installation (TGS instruction)Accepted with amendments
4.5.6Close out processesAccepted
5Works outside of traffic lane
5.1Shoulders, medians, verges and footpaths with workers on foot or small plant items onlyAccepted
5.1.1DescriptionAccepted
5.1.2CriteriaAccepted
5.1.3Traffic control devicesAccepted with amendments
5.1.4Pre-installation processesAccepted with amendments
5.1.5Installation (TGS instruction)Accepted with amendments
5.1.6Close out processesAccepted
5.2Shoulders, medians, verges and footpaths with large plant items onlyAccepted
5.2.1DescriptionAccepted
5.2.2CriteriaAccepted
5.2.3Traffic control devicesAccepted with amendments
5.2.4Pre-installation processesAccepted with amendments
5.2.5Installation (TGS instruction)Accepted with amendments
5.2.6Close out processesAccepted
5.3Frequently changing work area outside of a traffic laneAccepted
5.3.1DescriptionAccepted with amendments
5.3.2CriteriaAccepted
5.3.3Traffic control devicesAccepted with amendments
5.3.4Pre-installation processesAccepted with amendments
5.3.5Installation (TGS instruction)Accepted with amendments
5.3.6Close out processesAccepted
5.4Short-term works outside of a traffic laneNew
5.4.1DescriptionNew
5.4.2CriteriaNew
5.4.3Traffic control devicesNew
5.4.4Pre-installation processesNew
5.4.5Installation (TGS instruction)New
5.4.6Close out processesNew
6Investigations, inspection, road lighting or signal worksNew
6.1Investigations and inspectionsNew
6.1.1Description and criteriaNew
6.2Road lighting or signal worksNew
6.2.1Description and criteriaNew
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