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Road Transport

 

Overview


Transport Policy


Studies
Legislation
Public consultations 
The Greening Transport Package
has been adopted on 8 July 2008

 

  

  

 

January 2007
Brochure
Road Transport Policy: Open roads across Europe

Transport Policy

10/07/2008
Commission to improve the situation for truck drivers at the Russian border
With a budget of 3.500.000 Euro, the European Commission is going to support the construction of quality and secure parking areas at three border crossing points between the EU and Russia (Vaalimaa/Finland, Narva/Estonia, Terehova/Latvia).

08/07/2008
The Greening Transport Package
The package includes both action to improve price signals to consumers and business and action to stimulate the market to offer alternatives

15/01/2008
Internalisation of transport external costs
Commission prepares the ground for efficient and fair pricing of transport services and released a handbook with estimates of external costs in the transport sector.

 

 

Access to the market
Admission to the occupation
  Road haulage
General rules
Cabotage
Driver attestation
Hired vehicles
  Passenger transport
General rules
Cabotage
Non-EU countries
General
Land transport
agreement with Switzerland
EEA Agreement
Interbus agreement
Road charging
Infrastructure charging
Vehicle & fuel taxes
Tolls & user charges
for vehicles
(including Eurovignette)
Social provisions
Driving time &
rest periods
Tachograph
[List of Workshops]
Working time
Enforcement
Form of attestation of activities

Rules governing access to the market

Road haulage

Driver attestation

The driver attestation is a uniform document certifying that the driver of a vehicle carrying out road haulage operations between Member States is lawfully employed by the Community transport operator concerned in the Member State in which the operator is established, or lawfully placed at the disposal of that operator. This document enables inspecting officers in all the Member States to check the employment status of drivers carrying out transport operations between Member States in Community vehicles and with a Community license, thereby helping the authorities to combat effectively the use of irregularly employed drivers and the resulting distortions of competition.

The driver attestation has been introduced by Regulation (EC) No 484/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 1 March 2002 amending Council Regulations (EEC) No 881/92 and (EEC) No 3118/93 for the purposes of establishing a driver attestation and it only applies to drivers who are nationals of third countries.

last update: 15-12-2008