Règlement grand-ducal du 4 décembre 1991 sur la réglementation et la signalisation routières sur le CR 168, entre les localités de Schifflange et Noertzange, à l'occasion de travaux à exécuter dans le cadre de la collectrice du Sud, tronçon Dudelange-Foetz.
This preamble identifies a grand-ducal regulation about road regulation and signage on the CR 168 between Schifflange and Noertzange during public works for the Collectrice du Sud.
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- Luxembourg
- Instrument
- Regulation
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- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rgd/1991/12/04/n5/jo
- Status
- In force
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- Language
- fr
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This preamble identifies a grand-ducal regulation about road regulation and signage on the CR 168 between Schifflange and Noertzange during public works for the Collectrice du Sud. The CR 168 between Schifflange and Noertzange is closed to traffic in both directions while works are carried out on the Collectrice du Sud section Dudelange-Foetz. Violations of this regulation are punishable under Article 7 of the amended law of 14 February 1955. The Minister of Public Works is responsible for carrying out this regulation, which applies until the works in Article 1 are completed.
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Règlement grand-ducal du 4 décembre 1991 sur la réglementation et la signalisation routières sur le CR 168, entre les localités de Schifflange et Noertzange, à l'occasion de travaux à exécuter dans le cadre de la collectrice du Sud, tronçon Dudelange-Foetz.
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