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Public authority · Norway
Consumer organization · Belgium
Declared costs: €500K+ a year · in the register since 2011
Circularity requirements for vehicle design and management of end-of-life vehicles · Intelligent Road Transport Systems
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FIA Region I · filed 19 Nov 2020 · source
The FIA European Bureau welcomes the European Commission’s ambition to adapting the end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) rules to the objectives set out in the European Green Deal, as well as to considering the technological advances.
Norwegian Public Roads Administration · filed 4 Dec 2023 · source
Dear Sirs, We have a comment to article 45 in the proposal, regarding Electronic systems. We would encourage the Commission to consider reusing existing mechanisms for the exchange of vehicle registration data. Eucaris is a well-functioning system where the relevant information is already exchanged between countries in Europe.
FIA Region I · filed 19 Nov 2020 · source
ITS for better planning - A number of tools can help public authorities in reaching their objectives towards sustainable mobility, for example, integrated planning, including optimal use of ITS technology that can support a safer, more affordable, more sustainable and more efficient transport and mobility, fostering inter-modal complementarity in mobility planning taking local specificities into account and…
FIA Region I · filed 15 Mar 2022 · source
The FIA European Bureau (EB) welcomes the Commission’s proposal for a revised ITS Directive; below some aspects that deserve further attention: ITS for better planning – Today, drivers increasingly rely on digital information to plan their journeys and to receive (real-time) information during their trips.
Norwegian Public Roads Administration · filed 17 Mar 2022 · source
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration (NPRA) welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the Commission's proposal for revision of the ITS Directive. The NPRA also welcomes the development and increased implementation of ITS, as this contributes to transport policy goals in Norway.
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