Règlement grand-ducal du 26 septembre 1991 sur la réglementation et la signalisation routières sur la route E 29 (RN 2) entre Sandweiler et Moutfort.
This preamble states that the Grand-Ducal regulation is made for road regulation and signage on the E 29 (RN 2) between Sandweiler and Moutfort, and it cites earlier legal bases.
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- Jurisdiction
- Luxembourg
- Instrument
- Regulation
- Citation
- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rgd/1991/09/26/n1/jo
- Status
- In force
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- Language
- fr
- Updated
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This preamble states that the Grand-Ducal regulation is made for road regulation and signage on the E 29 (RN 2) between Sandweiler and Moutfort, and it cites earlier legal bases. Near the Kreintgeshaff junction on E 29 (RN2), drivers of motor vehicles must not overtake other motor vehicles, except two-wheel motorcycles without sidecar. Drivers of motor vehicles may not overtake other motor vehicles, except two-wheel motorcycles without sidecars, on the specified road section near Moutfort; speed is also limited to 60 km/h in the bend and 80 km/h on approach in the Luxembourg-Remich direction. Breaches of this regulation are punished under article 7 of the amended law of 14 February 1955 on public-road traffic regulation. The Minister of Public Works is responsible for carrying out this regulation.
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Règlement grand-ducal du 26 septembre 1991 sur la réglementation et la signalisation routières sur la route E 29 (RN 2) entre Sandweiler et Moutfort.
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