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Italiano: Segnale stradale italiano: croce di Sant'Andrea. Segnala, nelle immediate vicinanze, un passaggio a livello senza barriere dotato di due o più binari. Figura 11b del Regolamento del Testo Unico del 1959.
English: Italian road sign: Saint Andrew Cross. The sign signals a railway crossing without barrier with 2 or more tracks. Picture 11b of the 1959 Highway Code Regulation. |
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| Source | Decreto del Presidente della Repubblica 30 giugno 1959 n. 420 - Regolamento per l'esecuzione del Testo Unico delle norme sulla disciplina della circolazione stradale (G. U. n. 152 del 30 giugno 1959 - supplemento ordinario) |
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Original: Ministero dei Lavori Pubblici Vectorization: Earthshaker13 |
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