Traduction de «conducteur de presse à patins » (Français → Anglais) :

Is aware that cross-border enforcement of road traffic law remains very unsatisfactory owing to the lack of any uniform system by means of which the authorities of one Member State are able to prosecute offenders from other Member States urges the European Commission to outline a proposal for a workable Community-wide campaign to ensure that drivers obey road traffic rules in whichever EU Member State they are driving; urges the Commission to outline a proposal for a workable Community-wide approach to enable the Member States to follow up offences and penalties imposed; notes that, as regards financial penalties, both the basis for po ...[+++]ssible legislation and the necessary framework for an information exchange system have been prepared ;

28. Notes the findings of the EuroTest 2005 road signs survey, which revealed that 91% of motorists want better harmonisation of road signs across Europe in order to improve road safety; calls on the Commission to respond by taking effective measures to improve traffic signing systems and driver behaviour and the provision of information to drivers in this respect; calls on the Commission to launch an initiative to bring about uniform interpretation of the UN Vienna Convention of 1968 on traffic signing systems within the European Union; urges the Commission to investigate identified problems such as the over-abundance of road signs and the deficient understanding of signs; favours the provision of user-friendly and up-to-date informati ...[+++]on about the traffic signing systems used in the Member States, thus facilitating cross-border traffic; maintains that such information should be made easily accessible via an EU internet website available in all official EU languages;

31. Notes the findings of the EuroTest 2005 road signs survey, which revealed that 91% of motorists want greater harmonisation of road signs across Europe in order to improve road safety; calls on the Commission to respond by taking effective measures to improve traffic signing systems and driver behaviour and the provision of information to drivers in this respect; calls on the Commission to launch an initiative to ensure that the UN Convention of 8 November 1968 on Road Signs and Signals is interpreted in the same way throughout the EU; urges the Commission to investigate identified problems such as the over-abundance of road signs and the deficient understanding of signs; favours the provision of user-friendly and up-to-date informat ...[+++]ion about the traffic signing systems used in the Member States, thus facilitating cross-border traffic; maintains that such information should be made easily accessible via an EU internet website available in all official EU languages;

Information on the blockade and alternative routes is being disseminated via drivers' associations and the Austrian Chamber of commerce and an extensive press campaign in Austria.

The European Union's insurance system was recently described in certain newspaper articles as constituting a threat to the no-claim discount system, a system employed in all Member States of the European Union whereby bad drivers are penalized and good drivers are rewarded.

It explains that press reports suggesting that this legislation is a threat to the jobs of British lorry drivers is due entirely to a decision of the British government to abolish so-called "grandfather rights".