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For which countries do you offer toll service?
We could provide you toll service in total of 20 European countries.
Setting-up of a European electronic toll service.
The European electronic toll service shall be brought into service pursuant to Article 3(1).
Features of the European electronic toll service.
The European electronic toll service shall be based on the items listed in the Annex to this Directive.
You will be prepared for the future of road transport as well as toll service with us.
A European electronic toll service should provide interoperability at technical, contractual and procedural level.
Items required for the definition anddeployment of the European electronic toll service.
The European electronic toll service shall employ the technological solutions referred to in Article 2, using specifications which shall be publicly available.
To achieve the objective set in paragraph 1,a European electronic toll service shall be created.
The information on the costs andrevenues related to the toll service provision shall be provided, upon request, to the relevant Conciliation Body or judicial body.
Items required for the definition anddeployment of the European electronic toll service.
Cross subsidies between the activities performed in the role of toll service provider and other activities should not be allowed.
The new system named HU-GO will comply with the European Union requirements andthe directives of the European Electronic Toll Service(EETS).
Technical decisions relating to the realisation of the European electronic toll service shall be taken by the Commission in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 5(2).
The matters listed below are essential for the definition anddeployment of the European electronic toll service set up under the Directive.
Toll service provider' means a legal entity providing toll services on one or more EETS domains for one or more classes of vehicles;
For all other types of vehicle,at the latest five years after the decisions on the definition of the European electronic toll service, as referred to in Article 4(4).
A European electronic toll service shall be set up which encompasses all the road networks in the Community on which tolls or road-usage fees are collected electronically.
Member States shall also take the measures necessary to ensure that cross subsidies between the activities performed in the role of toll service provider and other activities are not allowed.
The European electronic toll service covers the road networks of the European Union, in which the use of electronic tolling systems or road infrastructure utilization rates.
Today, the European Commission requested Luxembourg to bring its national rules in line with Commission Decision 2009/750/EC on the definition of the European Electronic Toll Service(EETS) and its technical elements.
To set up the European electronic toll service it will first be necessary to establish guidelines to be laid down by the Electronic Toll Committee established by this Directive.
Where Member States have national systems of electronic toll collection,they shall ensure that operators and/or issuers offer the European electronic toll service to their customers in accordance with the following timetable.
Member States may require that toll service providers, including EETS providers, at the request of the Member States authorities, provide traffic data in respect of their clients, subject to compliance with the applicable data protection rules.
The Member States referred to in paragraph 1 shall take the measures necessary to ensure that their Conciliation Body is independent, in its organisation and legal structure,from the commercial interests of toll chargers and toll service providers.
They shall take the measures necessary to ensure that,where the toll charger is integrated with a toll service provider in one entity, the data are used for the sole purpose of identifying suspected offenders, or in accordance with Article 27(3).
Main service provider' means a toll service provider with specific obligations, such as the obligation to sign contracts with all interested users, or specific rights, such as specific remuneration or a guaranteed long term contract, different from the rights and obligations of other service providers;
The European Commission today adopted a decision setting out the essential technical specifications andrequirements needed to launch a European Electronic Toll Service(EETS) which will enable road users to easily pay tolls throughout the whole European Union(EU) thanks to one subscription contract with one service provider and one single on-board unit.