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Police: fewer offences on the railway

RBT editia nr. 20/Iunie 2008 Articol adaugata la, 03 Iunie 2008 ( RBT )
Afisari: 210

According to a press release from the General Inspectorate of the Romanian Police, the number of offences that affected the rail infrastructure has reduced by 36,6% in the first quarter of 2008 compared to last year’s same period.

According to the authority’s representatives, the lower rate of crimes against railway property is owed to a “measures plan” drawn up by the Transport Police Directorate. The plan settles that not only the agents of the special Transport Police should make interventions, but also by agents of the normal Police close to where the law-breakers act.



Articole RBT - English review - Nr. 20/Iunie 2008
 
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•  Police: fewer offences on the railway
•  Indecisive result
•  Ciprian Placinta, commercial manager of Navigable Canals Administration: The Danube-Bucharest canal has only benefits
•  Transport services exportation - an answer to balancing the current account shortfall (III)
•  The first registration is dead. Long live the pollution tax!
•  Cargo vs. CMR
•  Factoring or how to cash today what you risk not to cash tomorrow
•  Consignor’s liability in the transportation contract
•  Big company leases staff
•  World Courier - a service no one else can deliver
•  AIDE brings technology to driver’s service
•  Boom on the insurances for transport market
•  MPs loosen the cabotage restrictions
•  George Buruiana, general manager of Servtrans Invest: Operators should not pay more for a service that only engenders losses
•  TEN-T projects behind schedule
•  No resignations?!














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