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International Convention relative to Motor Traffic (Paris, 24 April 1926)

Legal state as of
Not recorded
Last source check
2026-08-25
Verification scope
Verification scope is not recorded. A catalogue check date does not establish a complete review of the legal position.
Record provenance
Published source library
Organisation
International Conference on Motor Traffic
Jurisdiction
International
Publication date
1926-04-24
Legal status
Repealed
Summary
The 1926 International Convention relative to Motor Traffic was an early multilateral instrument coordinating road-traffic rules and cross-border motor-vehicle movement. It forms part of the historical development of international road-traffic law that later led to the Geneva and Vienna convention frameworks.
Význam
The Convention shows that cross-border mobility eventually required international legal harmonisation, providing a historical parallel to current efforts to harmonise automated-driving regulation and evidence.
Citation
International Convention relative to Motor Traffic, Paris, 24 April 1926, Treaty Series No. 11 (1930).
Recorded review date
2026-08-25
Official source
https://treaties.fcdo.gov.uk/data/Library2/pdf/1930-TS0011.pdf

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