Additional Road Signs on the Highways in the West of the Country. Why Have They Been Mounted and What Drivers Need to Know?
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The drivers travelling on A1 and A11 motorways in western Romania will meet several warning signs, mounted to prevent accidents caused by those who come into conflict. The Regional Directorate of Roads and Bridges Timisoara announced on Thursday, 29 October, that additional signs have been placed with the message "STOP - INTERZIS ACCESS, in particular in the vicinity of highway entrances and exits, but also of parking and service spaces.
Drums mount additional warning signs on motorways A1 and A11 from the west of the country to prevent drivers from getting on the contrary. The new indicators have been located in the node area...
Warning panels on some highways in Romania, for drivers who enter on contrastsOur warning panels have been mounted on the highways in the west of the country to stop drivers who enter on contrasts. The indicators, located in the area of road knots and service spaces, are...More ...
The authorities have mounted additional warning signs on A1 and A11 motorways in the west of the country in the area of road knots and service spaces to draw drivers' attention to the opposite-of-mode access ban.
New warning panels have been mounted on the highways in the west of the country to stop the drivers who go into conflict.
Additional warning signs will be installed at junctions and rest areas of the A1 and A11 motorways crossing Western Romania.
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