EU Member States yesterday agreed on a version of the TEN-T Regulation which will improve people’s mobility, but waters down key European Commission proposals to boost truck driver working conditions and intermodal goods transport. Revising the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) Regulation is vital for the EU’s transport system. IRU recognises the Council’s effort to set firm deadlines to complete the TEN-T network: the core network by 2030, the extended core network by 2040, and the comprehensive network by 2050. (....)
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Schlagwörter: International Road Union (IRU), TEN-T approach, good for passengers, short on freight, improvement, people’s mobility, truck driver working conditions, intermodal goods transport
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