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REGULATIONS - Permissive Regulations for Dying Transport

RBT editia nr. 5/Martie 2007 Articol adaugata la, 15 Martie 2007 ( RBT )
Afisari: 274

Romanian international passenger transporters face an ill fate in spite of authorities efforts. By 2008, the Ministry of Transport Constructions and Tourism will conceive a new law for freight and passenger transport aimed at harmonising local regulations to European acquis. The new law will eliminate some current restrictions, such as forbidding international passenger transport in vehicles with less than 23 places (European regulations allow such transports with 9 place vehicles).
Sorin Sarbu, general director of the General Direction Infrastructure and Road Transport in the Transport Ministry, admitted there are wrong restrictions and promised that the new law will correct all of them. Apparently, this means that minibus international transporters will be advantaged, but this isn’t the case. Some transporters believe the new regulations will mark a price drop for transports by small vehicles, because of reduced comfort and new operators enetering the market. Obviously, lower prices will lower the profits. This is why most of the operators are convinced that minibus transport will eventually disappear in spite of permissive regulations.


Articole RBT - English review - Nr. 5/Martie 2007
 
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•  INSURANCES - CASCO Policy Prices May Double
•  EUROPEAN INTEGRATION - Romania Has Six Months to Solve the First Registration Tax Problem
•  HUMAN RESOURCES - Personnel Crisis Strikes Transport Sector
•  USEFUL TIPS - Tricks for a Low Fuel Consumption
•  COLUMNS - Transport Services Might Improve the Account Balance
•  REGULATIONS - Permissive Regulations for Dying Transport
•  SHIP TRANSPORT - Constantza Port Administration Might Become an Authority
•  ROAD TRANSPORT - 1,800 km of motorways by 2013
•  RAIL TRANSPORT - Higher Costs for Rail Access
•  AIR TRANSPORT Tarom Budgets 7 Million Dollar Profit














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