SNUG
The object of the Signals NZ User Group (SNUG) is
the advancement of the fundamental knowledge of the art, science and practice
of design, operation and maintenance of traffic signals.
SNUG is a subgroup of the IPENZ Transportation Group. Membership
of SNUG is open to any person professionally engaged in the design, operation
or maintenance of traffic signals in New Zealand.
The affairs of the Group are managed by a National Management Committee.
They are responsible for the policy and administration of the Group, including:
- arranging conferences,
seminars and symposia
- developing liaisons with
existing organisations with similar or related objectives
- promotion of technical
education by such means as discussion groups, technical papers and assistance
to educational authorities
- assistance with the
preparation of standard specifications, contract procedures, codes of
practice, etc
- preparation of public
relations material
- encouragement of relevant
research
- the expression of the views of
the Group on matters within the Group's activity and interests
Who's Who in SNUG
National Specification
Traffic Signal Audit Documents
Cycle Paths at Singalised Cross Intersections (Axel Wilke) 950kb pdf
Minutes of SNUG 2005 Meeting 80kb pdf
Minutes of SNUG 2006 Meeting 80kb pdf
Minutes of SNUG 2007 Meeting 103kb pdf
SNUG 2006 Workshop Presentations
SNUG 2007 Workshop Presentations
Traffic Signal Design Flowchart 70kb pdf
Protected filter right turns using flashing yellow arrows – USA report NCHRP 03-54
TMU Traffic Signal Documents 2007
Traffic Signal Earth Fault Testing
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Last 
on 26 August 2008
by Matt Ensor.
