Letter d

What does the letter d in green box meen on Spanish trailers I’ve seen about, just curious.

xxicelandicxx:
What does the letter d in green box meen on Spanish trailers I’ve seen about, just curious.

The letter d on a green background stands for ‘domenica’, the Italian word for Sunday, and means the vehicle / trailer (and what SHOULD be in it :smiley: ) is exempt from Sunday driving bans.

bullitt:
The letter d on a green background stands for ‘domenica’, the Italian word for Sunday, and means the vehicle / trailer (and what SHOULD be in it :smiley: ) is exempt from Sunday driving bans.

… I always thought it was an instruction to loading bay staff as to when to unload it. (d = domani) :wink: :laughing:
:open_mouth: Two "d"s means dopo domani :grimacing: :stuck_out_tongue:

Sunday in Spanish is Domingo, what the chuffing ell has an Italian word or trailer got to do with a post about a SPANISH trailer with D on it ?

toby1234abc:
Sunday in Spanish is Domingo, what the chuffing ell has an Italian word or trailer got to do with a post about a SPANISH trailer with D on it ?

Toby,

AFAIK, it was the Italians who started the “d” idea and maybe it’s only valid in Italy, so it makes sense that a Spanish fridge might well have a “d” on it if it goes to Italy and needs to run on a Sunday at some point in time.

Maybe it’s nothing to do with chuffing Domingo or chuffing Spain. :smiley:

dieseldave:
Toby,

AFAIK, it was the Italians who started the “d” idea and maybe it’s only valid in Italy, so it makes sense that a Spanish fridge might well have a “d” on it if it goes to Italy and needs to run on a Sunday at some point in time.

Maybe it’s nothing to do with chuffing Domingo or chuffing Spain. :smiley:

Is the correct answer.

However, these days it becoming increasingly rare to see a western European registered vehicle pulling a fridge with a “d” badge outside Italy as most international work is now carried out by our eastern European brethren.

toby1234abc:
Sunday in Spanish is Domingo, what the chuffing ell has an Italian word or trailer got to do with a post about a SPANISH trailer with D on it ?

:laughing: :laughing: Chill out toby, its unlike you to go “chuffing” about things. As has already been stated, and AFAIK, the D symbol was an Italian thing, regardless of which nationality the trailer is plated to, and as such means Domenica, or the trailer is certified to run on a Sunday in Italy. Chill bruv, chill. :smiley: :wink: