DescriptionSegnale stradale italiano 1969 - segnale di inizio autostrada.svg
Italiano: Segnale stradale italiano: segnale di inizio autostrada. Segnale che indica l'inizio di un tratto di autostrada; il pannello di destra ricorda le principali restrizioni al transito vigenti. Il segnale è posto all'inizio del raccordo tra la viabilità ordinaria e la viabilità autostradale. Introdotto come figura 24 della circolare ministeriale n. 9540 del 1969 e richiamato come figura 74 della circolare n. 2730 del 1971. Utilizzato fino al 1992.
Dimensioni (circolare del 1969): altezza 300 cm - larghezza parte sinistra 120 cm - larghezza parte destra 180 cm.
Dimensioni (circolare del 1971): altezza 200 cm - larghezza complessiva 200 cm.
English: Italian road sign: motorway begin. The sign is placed on the link between motorway and ordinary road. The left part of the sign shows the main traffic restriction for traffic on motorwyas (motorized tricycles with an engine displacement less than 500 cc, sidecars with an engine displacement less than 250 cc, motorcycles with an engine displacement less than 150 cc, ...).
Picture 24 of ministerial circular n. 9540 of 1969, later recalled as picture 74 of ministerial circular n. 2730 of 1971. Used unitl 1992.
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Circolare Ministero dei Lavori Pubblici n. 9540 del 20 dicembre 1969 "Segnaletica autostradale"
Versione introdotta con il Codice della Strada del 1992
Versione attuale, introdotta con D.P.R. del 16-9-1996.
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