Traduction de «irregular traffic » (Anglais → Français) :

irregular traffic | irregular transport | occasional traffic | occasional transport

irregular nature of the traffic

scrutinise irregular migration | test irregular migration | analyse irregular migration | test irregular population movements

triangulated irregular network | TIN | triangulated irregular structure | triangulated structure | triangular structure | triangulated irregular network structure

parcel of traffic | point to point traffic | traffic item | traffic relation | traffic stream

town traffic [ traffic in cities | traffic in towns | urban traffic ]

check traffic flow | monitoring traffic flow | monitor flow of traffic | monitor traffic flow

comply with traffic codes | obey traffic regulations | follow traffic regulations | obey traffic rules

traffic forecasting | traffic forecast | traffic prediction | traffic projection | traffic prognosis

bicycle traffic signal | bike traffic signal | bicycle traffic light | bike traffic light | cyclist traffic light

Most Member States state that they carry out non-systematic, random police checks on the basis of risk assessments of the security situation (in particular, the risk of irregular immigration or breaches of criminal, security or traffic law), information exchanged at national, regional or local level, and profiling.

9. Is pleased to note the work undertaken by the Kosovo authorities to end the trend of irregular migration, which peaked at the beginning of 2015; stresses that short-term measures aimed at dissuading the population from leaving should be accompanied by socio-economic developments and job creation so as to encourage citizens to stay in Kosovo and build a future in their country; is convinced that visa liberalisation would also help to curb irregular immigration, as it would allow people-to-people contacts and open up possibilities for citizens to travel abroad for tourism and visit relatives and friends without having to face lengthy ...[+++]and expensive visa procedures, and would address their sense of isolation; reiterates the potential danger of Kosovo being the only territory to be ‘locked in’ and ‘isolated’ in the region for too long; urges, likewise, that Pristina take effective measures to combat criminal networks that traffic human beings; is of the opinion that designating Kosovo as a safe country of origin on the EU’s common list of safe countries of origin could help in combating irregular migration;

Transport Canada air traffic services inspectors can participate and have participated as observers in internal NAV CANADA air traffic services operational irregularity investigations—fact-finding boards.

Beyond commercial maritime traffic, the Adriatic and Ionian seas are used by criminal networks engaged in irregular migration and other illegal activities.