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Tango installs first mega-price pole with dynamic LED screen at Zoetermeer filling station on A12 motorway

Tango heeft bij z’n tankstation op verzorgingsplaats ‘Knorrestein’ aan de snelweg A12 bij Zoetermeer een voor Nederland unieke prijspaal in gebruik genomen.
De prijspaal bij de Tango aan de A12 bij Zoetermeer is met een hoogte van acht meter de grootste van Nederland en heeft als eerste aan een snelweg een led-scherm met roulerende beelden.

Tango has commissioned a price sign unique to the Netherlands at its petrol station at the ‘Knorrestein’ service area on the A12 motorway near Zoetermeer. With its size of eight by more than two metres, the price sign is not only the largest to be found at a filling station in the Netherlands, it is also the first to offer a digital LED screen with rotating images along the motorway.

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Author: Paul Blonk

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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