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STANDARD INTERNATIONAL LEGISLATION REGARDING TRAFFIC AND TRAFFIC SIGNS. II. NEW SIGNS

F Cecilia

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This article describes and illustrates some of the latest international road signs, and discusses the legislation applying to them. These new signs include warning signs, priority signs, direction signs (including variable signs), carriageway markings, and traffic lane signals, which are contained in the new European Highway Code. /TRRL/

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This article describes and illustrates some of the latest international road signs, and discusses the legislation applying to them. These new signs include warning signs, priority signs, direction signs (including variable signs), carriageway markings, and traffic lane signals, which are contained in the new European Highway Code. /TRRL/

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This article describes and illustrates some of the latest international road signs, and discusses the legislation applying to them. These new signs include warning signs, priority signs, direction signs (including variable signs), carriageway markings, and traffic lane signals, which are contained in the new European Highway Code. /TRRL/

Key concepts: Legislation, Warning signs, Carriageway, Road traffic, Traffic sign, Vital signs, Transport engineering, Engineering

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