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International Motor Vehicle Inspection Committee C omit I nternational de l inspection T echnique A utomobile Internationale Vereinigung fr die Technische Prfung von Kraftfahrzeugen www.cita-vehicleinspection.org Second Regional CITA


  1. International Motor Vehicle Inspection Committee C omité I nternational de l ’ inspection T echnique A utomobile Internationale Vereinigung für die Technische Prüfung von Kraftfahrzeugen www.cita-vehicleinspection.org Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa Second CITA Regional Roadworthiness Inspection Meeting for Africa International Developments in Roadworthiness Inspection Ron Oliver CITA Strategic Advisor & Honorary President 1

  2. International Developments in Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa Roadworthiness Inspection • Development of International Best Practice • Current developments for periodic technical inspection (PTI) under the UNECE 1997 Agreement • Current developments for Roadworthiness Inspection for the European Union • Q & A session 2

  3. International Developments in Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa Roadworthiness Inspection • Development of International Best Practice • Current developments for periodic technical inspection (PTI) under the UNECE 1997 Agreement • Current developments for Roadworthiness Inspection for the European Union • Q & A session 3

  4. Development of International Best Practice - CITA ’ s main role CITA Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa Bureau Permanent and CITA Secretariat CITA Regional Advisory CITA Groups Technical CITA Expert initiatives Groups and and Working projects Groups CITA CITA Studies and Recommendations Research Reports 4

  5. CITA Recommendations on International Best Practice 1 Inspections Items for passenger and goods vehicles Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa 2. Additional inspection Items for Large Pasesenger Vehicles (Buses) 3. Measuring Equipment 4. In-use vehicles with technical modifications 5. Inspection Items for Motorcycles 6. Inspections on LPG Equipment 7. Inspection Station Equipment 8. Brake Testing of Heavy Vehicles & Cars 9a. Quality Systems. Independent Inspection bodies 9b . Quality Systems. Non- independent Inspection Bodies 10. Content is now covered under R1, 2 and 5 11 . Roadside inspection Items, Methods & Reasons for Rejection 12. Road Speed Limiter Systems 13. Quality Measurement Methods 14. Testing of Electronically Controlled Safety Systems (DRAFT) 15. European Database for PTI Purposes 16. Suspension Systems (DRAFT) 17. Roles of supervising bodies for vehicle inspection operators under CITA Recommendation 9B 5

  6. CITA Studies and Research Reports – Published and Planned Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa 1 Second CITA Programme on Emission Testing 2002 2. Electronically Controlled Systems – (Reliability and Cost-Benefit Analysis) - 2002 3. AUTOFORE – (Study on Future Options for Roadworthiness Testing in the European Union) 2007 4. TEDDIE (Testing of low emission diesel vehicles) - 2011 5. Testing of Electronically Controlled Safety Systems - Current EU Tender 6. European Database for vehicle data and PTI results – Planning phase 6

  7. International Developments in Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa Roadworthiness Inspection • Development of International Best Practice • Current developments for periodic technical inspection (PTI) under the UNECE 1997 Agreement • Current developments for Roadworthiness Inspection for the European Union • Q & A session 7

  8. United Nations Economic Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa Commission for Europe World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations - Working Party 29 Construction Standard s 1958 Agreement – Adoption of Uniform Technical Prescriptions (Type Approval Regulations) 1998 Agreement – Global Technical regulation s In-Use Roadworthiness Standa rds 1997 (Vienna) Agreement - Concerning the Adoption of Uniform Conditions for Periodical Technical Inspections of Wheeled Vehicles and the Reciprocal Recognition of Such Inspections 8

  9. United Nations Economic Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa Commission for Europe 1997 Agreement Rule 1 for Environmental Issues Rule 2 for Safety Inspection Items 9

  10. 1997 Agreement Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa Current Agreement Large commercial (heavy goods – • WP29 agreed in 2012 to N2 and N3) upgrade both Rules Large Passenger (M2 and M3) • 1 st Step – Based on proposal from CITA Upgrade to extend and Russian Federation, WP29 agreed scope to a wider in 2012 to extend to: range of vehicles • small commercial (N1), Now in line with • passenger cars (M1) CITA R1&R2 • small trailers (O1 and O2) • 2nd Step – Upgrade to cover: Upgrade to cover • new vehicle technologies best practices (i.e. electric and hybrid electric vehicles) 10

  11. International Developments in Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa Roadworthiness Inspection • Development of International Best Practice • Current developments for periodic technical inspection (PTI) under the UNECE 1997 Agreement • Current developments for Roadworthiness Inspection for the European Union • Q & A session 11

  12. European Commission Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa European Commission’s 8 Pillars for Roadworthiness Inspection 1. Items to be inspected and inspection method 2. Definition of defects and assessment of results 3. Vehicle classes to be inspected 4. Frequency of testing 5. Equipment to be used 6. Skills and application of staff 7. Supervision of testers and enforcement of the system 8. Data/information exchange 12

  13. Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa European Commission’s Roadworthiness Package 1. Inclusion of 2/3 wheeled vehicles (L category) 2. Higher frequency for pasenger cars (M1) over 7 years 3. Higher frequency for light goods vehicles (N1) -4/2/2 to 2/1/1 4. Inspection of 750-3500 kg trailers (02) 5. Testing of electronically controlled safety systems (ECSS) 6. Requirements for inspection equipment 7. Requiremnets for skills and application of staff 7. Requiremnts for supervision of testers and enforcement of the system 8. Requirements for Data/information exchange 13

  14. Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa European Council of Ministers Over second half of 2012 - Commission meetings with representatives of Member States European Commission proposal for new Roadworthiness Package published 13 July 2012 European Parliament 22 Jan 2013 -Public Hearing at which CITA gave evidence 14

  15. International Developments in Second Regional CITA Roadworthines Meeting for Africa – 27 & 28 February 2013 - Johannesburg, South Africa Roadworthiness Inspection • Development of International Best Practice • Current developments for periodic technical inspection (PTI) under the UNECE 1997 Agreement • Current developments for Roadworthiness inspection for the European Union • Q & A session 15

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