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On 20 November 2000, the Swiss Confederation decided to grant permits to heavy goods vehicles, of a maximum of 34 tonnes, to travel in Switzerland from 1 January 2001 onwards and also to increase the number of permits granted for heavy vehicles (whose total laden weight exceeds 34 tonnes but is not more than 40 tonnes) and for unladen vehicles or those laden with lightweight goods.

IV?DIRECTIVE ON SHIP INSPECTION ORGANISATIONS PAGEREF _Toc488145435 \h IV?DIRECTIVE ON PORT STATE CONTROL OF SHIPPING PAGEREF _Toc488145436 \h IV?REGULATION ON DOUBLE-HULL OIL TANKERS PAGEREF _Toc488145437 \h IV?MARITIME SAFETY - CONCLUSIONS PAGEREF _Toc488145438 \h VGALILEO PAGEREF _Toc488145439 \h VIAIR TRANSPORT PAGEREF _Toc488145440 \h VII?PASSENGER RIGHTS PAGEREF _Toc488145441 \h VII?SINGLE EUROPEAN SKY PAGEREF _Toc488145442 \h VIII?SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AND ATTESTATION OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE FOR CABIN CREWS IN CIVIL AVIATION PAGEREF _Toc488145443 \h VIII?ESTABLISHMENT OF A EUROPEAN AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY (EASA) PAGEREF _Toc488145444 \h VIII?TRANSATLANTIC COMMON AVIATION AREA PAGEREF _Toc488145445 \h IXINLAND TRANSPORT PAGEREF _To ...[+++]c488145446 \h IX?IMPROVEMENT OF ROAD SAFETY - RESOLUTION PAGEREF _Toc488145447 \h IX?INTEROPERABILITY OF THE CONVENTIONAL RAIL SYSTEM PAGEREF _Toc488145448 \h XIII?TRANSIT RIGHTS FOR HEAVY GOODS VEHICLES THROUGH AUSTRIA (ECOPOINTS) PAGEREF _Toc488145449 \h XIII?DISTRIBUTION OF PERMITS FOR HEAVY GOODS VEHICLES TRAVELLING IN SWITZERLAND PAGEREF _Toc488145450 \h XIVOTHER BUSINESS PAGEREF _Toc488145451 \h XIV?COMMISSION COMMUNICATION ON SAFER AND MORE COMPETITIVE QUALITY ROAD TRANSPORT IN THE COMMUNITY PAGEREF _Toc488145452 \h XIV?ICAO: PROGRESS ON NOISE POLLUTION PAGEREF _Toc488145453 \h XVITEMS APPROVED WITHOUT DEBATETRANSPORT PAGEREF _Toc488145454 \h XV--Directives concerning the transport of dangerous goods by road and by rail PAGEREF _Toc488145455 \h XVAUDIOVISUAL/CULTURAL AFFAIRS PAGEREF _Toc488145456 \h XVCUSTOMS UNION PAGEREF _Toc488145457 \h XVI--EC/Turkey customs cooperation PAGEREF _Toc488145458 \h XVIRESEARCH PAGEREF _Toc488145459 \h XVI--Cooperation agreements with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan PAGEREF _Toc488145460 \h XVIFISHERIES PAGEREF _Toc488145461 \h XVI--Amendment of the Regulation concerning TACs and quotas for 2000 PAGEREF _Toc488145462 \h XVICOURT OF AUDITORS PAGEREF _Toc488145463 \h XVI--Special Report No 6/99 conc ...

This Regulation lays down the rules for the distribution of permits allocated to the Community by Switzerland allowing heavy goods vehicles of up to 34 tonnes to travel on its territory as from 1 January 2001, opening up, from the same date, the quotas for vehicles the actual total laden weight of which is more than 34 tonnes but not more than 40 tonnes and for empty and light goods vehicles and introducing the RPLP (heavy traffic levy) on the Swiss network.

On 20 November 2000, the Swiss Confederation decided to grant permits to heavy goods vehicles, of a maximum of 34 tonnes, to travel in Switzerland from 1 January 2001 onwards and also to increase the number of permits granted for heavy vehicles (whose total laden weight exceeds 34 tonnes but is not more than 40 tonnes) and for unladen vehicles or those laden with lightweight goods.

They ban heavy goods vehicles from driving in their territory on part of the weekend days and on public holidays, but the start and duration of the weekend driving ban, the holiday periods, derogations, the definition of the concept of heavy goods vehicle involved in international transport, etc. differ from one Member State to another.

The Council examined the general problem of the transit of heavy goods vehicles over the Alps and the proposal for a Regulation establishing an ecopoint system applicable to heavy goods vehicles travelling through Austria for the year 2004.