4. EUROPEAN AGREEMENT SUPPLEMENTING THE 1949 CONVENTION ON ROAD TRAFFIC AND THE 1949 PROTOCOL ON ROAD SIGNS AND SIGNALS

Geneva, 16

ENTRY. INTO FORCE: 20 , in accordance with article 4.

REGISTRATION: 20 December 1953, No. 1671.

STATUS: Signatories: 4. Parties: 15.

TEXT: , Treaty Series , vol. 182, p. 286 and vol. 1137, p. 484 (termination).

. Definitive Definitive signature(s), signature(s), Ratification, Ratification, Accession(a), Accession(a), Participant Signature Succession(d) Participant Signature Succession(d) Austria1 ...... 28 Jun 1951 2 Nov 1955 Luxembourg...... 16 Sep 1950 17 Oct 1952 Belgium ...... 16 Sep 1950 23 Apr 1954 Montenegro3 ...... 23 Oct 2006 d ...... 16 Sep 1950 s Netherlands4...... 16 Sep 1950 4 Dec 1952 s Greece...... 1 Jul 1952 a Poland ...... 29 Oct 1958 a Holy See ...... 1 Oct 1956 a Serbia5...... 12 Mar 2001 d Hungary2 ...... 30 Jul 1962 a ...... 9 Jun 1960 a ...... 30 Mar 1957 a of Liechtenstein...... 2 Mar 2020 a Great Britain and Northern ...... 16 May 1966 a

its declaration to the Convention on Road Traffic LIECHTENSTEIN concluded in Geneva on 19 regarding the “The Principality of Liechtenstein does not consider exclusion of the application of annex 1 to the Principality itself bound by the supplementary point concerning annex of Liechtenstein.” 1 of the Convention on Road Traffic in accordance with

Notes: 1 In a communication received on 15 October 1971, the “Bosnia and Herzegovina”, “Croatia”, “former Yugoslavia”, Government of denounced, in accordance with article 3 “Slovenia”, “The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia” and of the Agreement, the addendum, in article 1 of that Agreement, “Yugoslavia” in the “Historical Information” section in the front to annex 1 of the 1949 Convention. matter of this volume.

2 With the declaration that "the Hungarian People's Republic does not consider itself bound by the provisions of article 5 of the Agreement".

3 See note 1 under "Montenegro" in the "Historical Information" section in the front matter of this volume.

4 In a communication received on 4 December 1952, the Government of the Netherlands notified the Secretary-General that the reservation as to ratification, made on its behalf upon signature of the Agreement, is to be considered as having been withdrawn. Consequently, the date of 4 December 1952 should be considered as the date of the definitive signature.

5 The former Yugoslavia had signed definitively the Agreement on 16 September 1950. See also note 1 under

XI B 4. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS - ROAD TRAFFIC 1 XI B 4. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS - ROAD TRAFFIC 2