Motorways and major rural roads: practice and explanations
Highways and main suburban roads have separate carriageways and regulated accesses, without normal satin crossings. Structural features, permissible categories and signals distinguish these types of roads.
Practice
Motorways and major rural roads
The Distinction to Remember
Highways and main suburban roads have separate carriageways and regulated accesses, without normal satin crossings. Structural features, permissible categories and signals distinguish these types of roads.
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Test the concept
True or false?
Main extra-urban roads have separate carriageways.
Italian text
Le strade extraurbane principali sono a carreggiate separate
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: TRUE
A main suburban road has separate carriageways, at least two lanes for direction of travel and regulated accesses, without satin crossings. The ordinary limit for passenger cars is 110 km/h, not 130; not all vehicles are allowed. The rest areas and signs are distinguished from the motorway ones.
True or false?
The maximum permitted speed on main extra-urban roads is 130 km/h.
Italian text
Sulle strade extraurbane principali è consentito circolare alla velocità massima di 130 km/h
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: FALSE
A main suburban road has separate carriageways, at least two lanes for direction of travel and regulated accesses, without satin crossings. The ordinary limit for passenger cars is 110 km/h, not 130; not all vehicles are allowed. The rest areas and signs are distinguished from the motorway ones.