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Electronic toll systems*- Public deliberation.
We believe that there must be a European electronic toll system.
A single European electronic toll service is proposed.
And that is precisely what we shall achieve now through the establishment of a European electronic toll service.
European electronic toll services are not a priority in this field.
To achieve the objective set in the first paragraph, a European electronic toll service shall be created.
The European electronic toll service shall encompass the following.
In addition, vehicle manufacturers will also be able to incorporate electronic toll equipment into their new vehicles.
A European electronic toll service shall be set up pursuant to Article 3 on 1 January 2005.
However, some of the countries referred to above want to introduce an electronic toll system for HGVs in 2003 or 2004.
The European electronic toll service shall be independent of the level of charges and the purpose for which such charges are levied.
I should like to revisit the objective of this directive, which is, of course,the interoperability of electronic toll collection systems.
Definition of the electronic toll applications: i.e. a single method of using the electronic toll equipment.
This is an important signal for Member States both existing andacceding which do not have yet systems of electronic toll collection.
Differentiated charging of vehicles by Electronic Toll Collection systems for circulating on certain routes is a way to influence traffic demand.
Examples include the provisions on the transport of dangerous goods and live animals,digital tachograph30, electronic toll collection and eCall.
A"European electronic toll service" shall be set up which encompasses all road infrastructure in the Community on which tolls or usage fees are collected.
Together with stakeholders, it will redouble efforts to achieve availability to all interested road users of a genuine European-wide electronic toll service18.
The Commission shall be assisted by an Electronic Toll Committee composed of representatives of the Member States and chaired by the representative of the Commission.
On the one hand, referring to the technical aspects that are being discussed andwhereby it is intended to achieve interoperability of electronic toll collection systems across the Union.
In addition to charge collection, Electronic Toll Collection(ETC) is used to monitor congestion trends by measuring the number of vehicles passing between two points in time.
Examples of Intelligent Transport Systems applications in road transport include urban and motorway traffic management andcontrol systems, electronic toll collection and route navigation.
The"European electronic toll service" will offer travellers on the trans-European road networks a single subscription contract as a basis for providing new services.
Other standardisation work concerning a combination of satellite and mobile communications technology for electronic toll systems should also be completed rapidly in order to avoid further fragmentation of the market.
The European electronic toll service is to be introduced from 1 January 2005, in the case of HGVs, buses and coaches, and from 1 January 2010, in the case of the other vehicles.
While the maximum flow for a lane equipped with a credit card machine or a manual toll is120 vehicles per hour, a lane with an electronic toll can handle between 200 and 300 vehicles per hour, depending on its configuration.
Management and secretariat of the Electronic Toll Committee, supervision of the work of the groups of experts used by the Committee, follow-up of the Committee's decisions and implementation of any resulting legislative action.
The'single box', which is to installed in vehicles, aims to avoid thecurrent situation of drivers needing various'boxes' in order to communicate with the different systems of electronic toll collection operating in the territory of the Member States.
The Council agreed on a general approach, pending the European Parliament's opinion in first reading,on the proposal for a Directive aimed at ensuring the interoperability among the various systems of electronic toll collection operating in the territory of the Member States.