File:Italian traffic signs - limitazione od eccezione (modello II 4).svg
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Italiano: Pannelli integrativi di limitazione o di eccezione (modello II 4 dell'articolo 83 del Regolamento di attuazione del Codice della Strada). Il pannello di limitazione (modello II 4/a) limita la validità di una prescrizione alla categoria di utenti riportata; il pannello di eccezione (modello II 4/b) autorizza una deroga alla prescrizione alla categoria di utenti riportata. - in caso di abbinamento a segnali triangolari, 80 x 27 cm (formato normale), 53 x 18 cm (formato ridotto) o 105 x 35 cm (formato grande); - in caso di abbinamento a segnali circolari, 50 x 25 cm (formato normale), 33 x 17 cm (formato ridotto) o 75 x 33 cm (formato grande). |
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| Source | DPR 16 dicembre 1992, n. 495 Regolamento di esecuzione e di attuazione del nuovo codice della strada (GU n. 303 del 28-12-1992 - Suppl. Ordinario n. 134) |
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Original: Ministero dei Lavori Pubblici Vectorization: Arbalete  This vector image includes elements that have been taken or adapted from this file:  Italian traffic signs - icona autoarticolato.svg (by Gigillo83). This vector image includes elements that have been taken or adapted from this file:  Italian traffic signs - icona autobus urbano.svg (by Gigillo83). |
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