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Italy and San Marino road safety reforms
Overview
San Marino and Italy are pursuing various reforms and local measures to improve road safety and traffic management.
In San Marino, new decrees mandate helmets and lights for electric scooter and bicycle riders, while also introducing rules for single-file cycling and testing new signage to enforce a 1.5-meter passing distance. In Italy, the Ministry of Transport is preparing updates to the Highway Code, with cycling federations lobbying for changes such as the abolition of strict requirements for cyclists to stay to the far right of the road.
At the municipal level in Italy, Venaria Reale has installed high-tech speed cameras at a major ring road junction to monitor red-light violations. Simultaneously, Sesto Fiorentino is implementing eighteen new ‘30 km/h zones’ in its city center, specifically targeting areas near schools and public services to enhance safety.
Entities
Impresa Piazza Srl · Sesto Fiorentino · Andrea Belluzzi · Engine · FIAB
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesItalian municipalities implement new traffic safety measures
Italian municipalities are enhancing road safety through new traffic measures: Venaria Reale is installing advanced red-light cameras, while Sesto Fiorentino is introducing 18 new 30 km/h zones.
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[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesSan Marino and Italy move to reform road safety regulations
San Marino is introducing new safety rules for scooters and bicycles, including mandatory helmets and lights. Meanwhile, Italian cycling advocates are pushing for reforms to the national Highway Code.
Sources
auto.everyeye.it · giornalesm.com · ilrisveglio-online.it · piananotizie.it