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Confartigianato Imprese believes that, as concerns weights and dimensions of heavy vehicles, it is extremely important to improve the standardization and harmonization of the rules in each EU Member State to further strengthen the whole transport apparatus. We are aware that reducing market fragmentation caused using oversized and overloaded vehicles is an objective to be achieved in the short term.
The Norwegian Ministry of Transport has no objections to the key objectives of revising the current rules. However, we have the following general comments to the list of possible policy measures: A precondition for increased permitted weights and dimensions for heavy-duty vehicles must be that the consequenses for existing infrastructure are evaluated carefully.
The passenger transport sector is going through a period of very heavy crisis and difficulty as a result of the pandemic and of national measures which have blocked the mobility of people and tourist flows, thus completely eliminating demand.
The main goal for The Norwegian Ministry of Transport is road safety, and it is important that the rules for driving- and rest time maintain this purpose. Bus drivers carry many people along the roads and it is important with safe and healthy working conditions for drivers and safe travelling for the passengers.
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