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Draconian rules for light commercial vehicles

RBT editia nr. 35/Septembrie 2009 Articol adaugata la, 01 Septembrie 2009 ( RBT )
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This month, solving the pollution issue for light vehicles is amongst the European Commission’s priorities. Thus, in early September, the governments of the 27 countries will be in negotiations with the European Commission regarding mandatory car manufacturers reducing carbon dioxide emissions of trucks and other small vehicles.

Car manufacturers have already raised protests against the initiative, citing the sharp decrease in sales due to the economic crisis: about two million vehicles are sold each year in the EU, but the producers deplore the statistics: from June 2008 to June 2009, the sales decreased by 40%.

The Commission estimated the cost per vehicle between 1.600 and 6.000 Euros. “We take into account the vans and minibuses, vehicles used for commercial purposes and whose owners are very attentive to cost, both the operating and the maintenance costs,” added the spokesperson of the Commission.



Articole RBT - English review - Nr. 35/Septembrie 2009
 
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•  Ultimodal transport - an alternative, not a must
•  Don`t stop! Keep paying
•  Towards a single national port administration for the Danube
•  Transport development, the way to go for a more competitive and modern in Romania
•  Increased penalties for road transporters
•  The amicable finding, solution to half of the car-crashes
•  Taxes` delay - the extreme solution to solve the money crisis
•  Reducing tariffs increases the ports` losses
•  Romanians, the most hard-working Europeans but the poorest too
•  2010, new deadline for the privatization of CFR Marfa
•  Draconian rules for light commercial vehicles
•  The transport sector, number one in the complaints top
•  Hungary finally came the European way in road transport regulations
•  Brian Thomas, port consultant: The crisis will have delayed adverse effects on port operators
•  Let it be doesn`t sound good anymore
•  Was it abysm? Or was it a swirl? Was it wide water stretch?














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