History

The New Zealand Traffic Enforcement Long Service and Good Conduct Medal was established by Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of New Zealand by Royal Warrant on September 28, 1970. It was awarded to traffic enforcement personnel in recognition of 15 years of service. It was discontinued in 1998 with the institution of the New Zealand Traffic Service Medal.

Clasps were awarded for each additional 10 years of service.

The Silver Medal features the recipient’s name engraved on the rim.