A recent decision by the European Commission has guaranteed the independent aftermarket sector access to electronic spare parts identification data, along with vehicle repair and maintenance information.
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Posts Tagged ‘ European Commission ’
EU pumps €24 million into EV research
The European Commission has launched a four-year, €42 million pan-European electromobility initiative, Green eMotion, in partnership with 42 partners from the industries, utilities, electric car manufacturers, including BMW, Daimler and Renault-Nissan, city authorities, universities and technology and research institutions.
Commission welcomes 30:30 initiative
The European Commission has congratulated the International Road Transport Union (IRU) on its so-called 30:30 initiative, a voluntary road transport industry commitment to reduce CO2 emissions by 30% by 2030.
High level conference on transport
The European Commission hosted a high-level conference in Brussels last week on the future of the European transport system.
Recession coming to and end?
Haulage operators across the Continent will greet with skepticism the news that the recession in Europe is coming to an end.
Commission unveils van CO2 proposals
The European Commission has proposed what is considered to be a watered-down bill that aims to reduce CO2 emissions from light commercial vehicles.
Greece in the dock over haulage rules
The European Commission is bringing Greece to the European Court of Justice for its failure to comply with European rules on freedom of establishment for operators in the road transport and fuel marketing sectors.
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