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In Castilian Spanish and also in the official language of that autonomous community.
In Castilian Spanish and also in the official language of that autonomous community. Article 56 of the Traffic Act and article 138 of the General Traffic Regulations establish this. Choosing any one official language is insufficient, and Castilian Spanish alone is not the requirement in this scenario. Towns and other place names use their official designation and, where necessary for identification, Castilian Spanish.
Legal basis: art. 138 RGC
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In Castilian Spanish and also in the official language of that autonomous community.
Only in Castilian Spanish.
In any one official language, at the road owner’s choice.
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En una comunidad autónoma con otra lengua oficial reconocida en su estatuto, ¿en qué idiomas deben figurar las indicaciones escritas de los paneles de señalización de las vías públicas?
- Únicamente en castellano.
- En castellano y, además, en la lengua oficial de esa comunidad autónoma.(Correct answer)
- En cualquiera de las lenguas oficiales, a elección del titular de la vía.
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