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Italiano: Esempio di segnale "passo carrabile" nella versione bilingue italiano-sloveno
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  • "Modificazioni agli articoli da 25 a 76 del regolamento di esecuzione del testo unico delle norme sulla circolazione stradale approvato con decreto del Presidente della Repubblica 30 giugno 1959, n. 420" - Decreto 27 aprile 1990, n. 156 (GU n.143 del 21-6-1990 - Suppl. Ordinario n. 44 )
  • "Regolamento di esecuzione e di attuazione del nuovo codice della strada" - Decreto del Presidente della Repubblica 16 dicembre 1992, n. 495 (GU n.303 del 28-12-1992 - Suppl. Ordinario n. 134 )
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