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Regulament de circulatie actualizat in Grecia pentru 2025: Restrictii de viteza pe autostrazi

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Regulament de circulatie actualizat in Grecia pentru 2025: Restrictii de viteza pe autostrazi
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Incepand cu anul 2025, soferii care vor calatori pe autostrazile din Grecia vor trebui sa fie mai atenti la pedala de acceleratie. Un nou set de reguli de circulatie prevede ca viteza maxima permisa pe autostrada va fi de 100 km/h in anumite perioade ale anului.

Modificari semnificative in codul rutier

Modificarea, care va intra in vigoare in 2025, este parte a unui plan mai larg de reducere a numarului de accidente de circulatie si de imbunatatire a sigurantei rutiere. Autoritatile grecesti spera ca aceasta masura va avea un impact pozitiv asupra comportamentului soferilor si va reduce numarul de accidente grave.

‘Aceasta masura este menita sa protejeze atat soferii, cat si ceilalti participanti la trafic’, a declarat un oficial al politiei rutiere din Grecia.

Perioadele de restrictie

Restrictia de viteza nu va fi insa aplicata pe tot parcursul anului. Viteza maxima de 100 km/h va fi impusa doar in perioadele cu trafic intens, cum ar fi sezonul turistic sau in timpul sarbatorilor religioase. In restul anului, limita de viteza pe autostrazi va ramane neschimbata.

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