Common use of Transport Clause in Contracts

Transport. The aim of cooperation shall be to: (a) achieve the restructuring and modernisation of road, rail, port and airport infrastructure of common interest, in correlation with major trans-European communication routes; (b) define and apply operating standards comparable to those found in the Community; (c) bring equipment up to Community standards, particularly where multimodal transport, containerisation and transhipment are concerned; (d) gradually improve road, maritime and multimodal transit and the management of ports, airports, sea and air traffic and railways.

Transport. The aim of cooperation Cooperation shall be to: (a) achieve aimed at: – the restructuring and modernisation of road, rail, port and airport infrastructure infrastructures linked to the main trans-European lines of communication of common interest, in correlation with major trans-European communication routes; (b) define ; – the establishment and apply enforcement of operating standards comparable to those found prevailing in the Community; (c) bring ; – the upgrading of technical equipment up to Community standards, particularly where multimodal for road/rail transport, containerisation container traffic and transhipment are concerned; (d) gradually improve road, maritime and multimodal transit and transhipment; – the improvement of management of ports, airports, sea railways and air traffic and railwayscontrol, including cooperation between the relevant national bodies; – the improvement of navigation aids.

Transport. The aim of cooperation Cooperation shall be to: (a) achieve aimed at: — the restructuring and modernisation of road, rail, port and airport infrastructure infrastructures linked to the main trans-European lines of communication of common interest, in correlation with major trans-European communication routes; (b) define — the establishment and apply enforcement of operating standards comparable to those found prevailing in the Community; (c) bring , — the upgrading of technical equipment up to Community standardsfor road/rail trans- port, particularly where multimodal transportcontainer traffic and transhipment, containerisation and transhipment are concerned; (d) gradually improve road, maritime and multimodal transit and — the improvement of management of ports, airports, sea railways and air traffic and railwayscontrol, including cooperation between the rele- vant national bodies, — the improvement of navigation aids.

Transport. The aim of cooperation shall be to: (a) achieve the restructuring and modernisation of road, rail, port and airport infrastructure of common interest, in correlation with major trans-European communication routes; (b) define and apply operating standards comparable to those found in the Community; (c) bring equipment up to Community standards, particularly where multimodal transport, containerisation and transhipment are concerned; (d) gradually improve road, maritime and multimodal road transit and the management of ports, airports, sea and air traffic and railwaysrailway.

Transport. The aim of cooperation shall be to: : (a) achieve the restructuring and modernisation of road, rail, port and airport infrastructure of common interest, in correlation with major trans-European communication routes; ; (b) define and apply operating standards comparable to those found in the Community; ; (c) bring equipment up to Community standards, particularly where multimodal transport, containerisation and transhipment are concerned; ; (d) gradually improve road, maritime and multimodal road transit and the management of ports, airports, sea and air traffic and railways.

Transport. The aim of cooperation shall be to: (a) achieve the restructuring and modernisation of road, rail, port and airport infrastructure of common interest, in correlation with major trans-European communication routes; (b) define and apply operating standards comparable to those found in the Community; (c) bring equipment up to Community standards, particularly where multimodal transport, containerisation and transhipment are concerned; (d) gradually improve road, maritime and multimodal road transit and the management of ports, airports, sea and air traffic and railways.