Cars were the main means of passenger transport throughout the EU in 2023, according to Eurostat, followed at a distance by airplanes; buses, coaches or trolleybuses; trains; and sea vessels.
— last modified 30 November 2011 The European Commission has proposed today the new framework for the financing and governance of the two European satellite navigation programmes Galileo and EGNOS…
— last modified 20 July 2011 The European Commission has proposed to revise the tachograph legislation to make full use of new technological opportunities such as satellite positioning. This will…
— last modified 06 July 2011 Drivers will be punished for traffic offences they commit abroad, including the four “big killers” causing 75% of road fatalities – speeding, breaking traffic…
— last modified 05 May 2011 The European Commission has adopted a regulation on standards in the field of telematics applications for rail passenger services. These standards, known to the…
— last modified 28 March 2011 The European Commission adopted a comprehensive strategy (Transport 2050) for a competitive transport system that will increase mobility, remove major barriers in key areas…
— last modified 02 February 2011 The European Commission has presented a proposal for an EU Passenger Name Record (PNR) Directive to fight serious crime and terrorism. The proposal obliges…
