EUROPEAN ROAD STANDARDS
18th October 1957, Page 49
18th October 1957
Page 49
Page 49, 18th October 1957
— EUROPEAN ROAD STANDARDS
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NEW standards to which international roads forming part of the European system, as defined in 1950 by the Economic Commission for Europe, should comply, have been approved by the E.C.E. sub-committee on road transport. There is an agreement concerning the marking of roads,, and the lighting and braking performance of vehicles.
The 30.764-mile road system include highways between Lisbon and Stockholm, Lisbon and Helsinki, London and the Turco-Syrian frontier, and London and leussia via Warsaw.
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