Traduction de «bande de sécurité » (Français → Anglais) :

free area around the court | safe zone | security zone

emergency lane | emergency parking shoulder | hard shoulder | hard shoulder for emergency stop | lay-by

continuous line | barrier line | continuous marking

emergency shoulder [ emergency lane | hard shoulder for emergency use ]

protective master [ protection master | insurance print | protection master positive ]

conveyor belts guard

hard shoulder for emergency use | shoulder for emergency stopping | emergency lane | emergency shoulder | emergency stopping lane

Harmonising the spectrum used by PMSE equipment should contribute to the internal market objectives by improving the quality and efficiency of spectrum use; providing long-term visibility and legal certainty for access to relevant spectrum bands throughout the Union; stimulating research and development, e.g. the digitalisation of PMSE equipment and other aspects of efficiently using spectrum; encouraging investment by manufacturers in PMSE technology; lowering prices; allowing economies of scale; fostering cross-border portability of equipment and interoperability; and avoiding the sterilisation of unused spectrum.

Such use is being considered in the context of LSA, since this would ensure the long-term incumbent use of the band in those Member States that wish to maintain existing use, while providing legal certainty for additional licensees.

Where this Decision or measures adopted thereunder in the frequency bands specified in Article 6 affect spectrum used by a Member State exclusively and directly for its public security or defence purposes, the Member State may, to the extent necessary, continue to use that frequency band for public security and defence purposes until the systems existing in the band at the date of the entry into force of this Decision or of a measure adopted thereunder, respectively, are phased out.

Where this Decision or measures adopted thereunder in the frequency bands specified in Article 6 affect spectrum used by a Member State exclusively and directly for its public security or defence purposes, the Member State may, to the extent necessary, continue to use that frequency band for public security and defence purposes until the systems existing in the band at the date of the entry into force of this Decision or of a measure adopted thereunder, respectively, are phased out.