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Transport Policy. The Union shall conduct coordinated (agreed) transport policy aimed at ensuring economic integration, consistent and gradual formation of a common transport space based on the principles of competition, transparency, security, reliability, availability and sustainability.
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Transport Policy. Taxation ................................................................................................................ Annex IV: List referred to in Article 17 of the Protocol: supplementary adaptations to acts adopted by the institutions ............................................................................................. Agriculture .....................................................................................................................
Transport Policy. The current transportation policy will incorporate the following conditions:
(1) Transports of female inmates outside of the Jail will utilize one (1) female or two
(2) male Deputies.
Transport Policy. Scope Index
Transport Policy. The European Commission adopted on 22 June the orientation for the future EU trans- port policy. The objective of mobility growth control and modal shift from road and air to rail and waterborne modes described in the 2001 White Paper has been replaced by an objective to offer the necessary level of mobility to people and business while reducing its external negative effects. The EU will then continue to boost rail and waterways for long distance connections but will also step up its efforts to make road transport and aviation more efficient and cleaner by using green propulsion and intelligent transport systems which use the latest technologies. The paper introduces the concept of co-modality which is an efficient use for different modes on their own and in combi- nation for an optimal and sustainable utilisation of resources. The communication describes a wide range of themes to reach these objectives, including: • Smart charging that will contribute to a more rational use of infrastructure. • Security and safety improvements in various modes, in particular in order to half the number of people killed on EU roads between 2001 and 2010. • Protection of passenger rights, most notably in all transport modes for people with limited mobility. • Energy consumption and oil consump- tion in order to reduce oil dependence and make transport more sustainable. A detailed calendar of actions is proposed, among which: • An action plan for energy efficiency and a road map for renewables (2006) • A green paper of urban transport (2007) • A strategy for land and public transport security (2007) • A methodology for smart charging for infrastructure (2008) • The start of Galileo concession (2009) Urban transport seems to be better taken in account compared to the 2001 White Paper (see EMTA position on the mid-term review on our website) and EMTA looks forward to contribute to the 2007 Green Paper. xx.xxxxxx.xx/xxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxx_xxxxxx_xxxxx w/index_en.htm ● Results of the pilot program on hydrogen-fuel cell buses The EU Commission presented on 11 May the results of a pilot programme launched in 2003 that powered 27 hydrogen-fuel cell public buses in 9 European cities. Called "Clean Urban Transport for Europe" (CUTE), the project has helped cast light on the viability of this emissions-free transportation means. The small-scale CUTE experiment shows that improvements are still needed in areas such as: • Design, construction and operation of safe hydrogen supply chains an...
Transport Policy. 8.11.1 The Council will bear the cost of the transportation of students in line with the Councils Transport Policy, from their home addresses to the approved base where the core elements of the programme are to be delivered. The cost and provision of transport to other sites used to deliver other parts of the programme will be the responsibility of the Provider. xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/content/downloadstream/8563/34173/School+Travel+Policy+2019-2020.pdf
Transport Policy. The EAEU carries out coordinated (correlated) transport policy aimed at ensuring economic integration, consistent and gradual creation of a single transport space on the principles of competition, openness, security, reliability, availability and environmental compatibility.
Transport Policy. The terms of the Transport Policy contained in the Staff Handbook, as amended from time to time, shall apply. The policy covers both employees who use their own transport, and employees who use transport provided by the employer. Any changes to this policy will be forwarded to the employee in advance.
