Examples of using Cross-border traffic in English and their translations into Finnish
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Cross-border traffic is expected to double by 2020.
The effective operation of cross-border traffic and transport systems and networks; and.
Cross-border traffic is more demanding and requires better qualified staff.
An annual increase of 5% is expected,following increases in cross-border traffic, i.e. 500 drivers annually.
In return, cross-border traffic is to be improved and freed up by means of local visa arrangements.
The Romanian transport minister criticized the restrictive policy of Western transport ministers with regard to cross-border traffic.
As cross-border traffic has increased, so has the number of accidents involving people from other EU Member States.
Secondly, the scope envisaged has been chosen on the principle that there should be no discrimination between domestic and cross-border traffic.
Increased cross-border traffic requires increased training in national safety regulations and in language skills for both, drivers and on-board personnel.
The same is true of the European Electronic Road Toll System,created to facilitate cross-border traffic but still to be implemented.
As cross-border traffic and abuse of content on the Internet grows, Europe needs to step up its efforts to protect children from harmful and offensive content.
I would regard it as a first step, however, if the international transport duration for cross-border traffic were reduced initially to eight hours.
Cross-border traffic of gigaliners was accepted by Directive 96/53/EC when both affected countries already provided for it under their own national regulations.
The establishment of dissuasive measures should also be regulated to prevent cross-border traffic offences from going unpenalised.
I indicated yesterday as well as during previous debates that cooperation between the railway companies of the different MemberStates should be stepped up, so as to offer joint solutions for cross-border traffic.
However, the timeframe laid down in Article 34(2008-2010 for cross-border traffic and 2010-2015 for drivers operating nationally) is surprising.
We must nonetheless seek a solution because of the previous history andalso because of the fact that we would otherwise be unable to regulate cross-border traffic.
In our Amendment 50, that is about three years' national professional experience of locomotive drivers in cross-border traffic, we were working on the premise that this Category C was still in force.
It will help achieve a harmonisation of technicalstandards for equipment and rolling stock and the integration of national networks to boost cross-border traffic.
Freight wagons and passenger carriages have been designed to operate cross-border traffic according to rules laid down by the International Union of Railways(UIC) and the corresponding RIV and RIC regulations.
Applications need to be interoperable and compatible at national as well as European level to allow for continuous cross-border traffic without technical obstacles.
With regard to cross-border traffic of longer vehicles, the Commission takes note of the diverging opinions between Member States, and of the decision of the Council not to modify the text of the current Directive.
Perhaps this sensitive issue should be addressed in each individual Member State, butin times of increasing cross-border traffic, enforcement would prove impractical.
With the high volume of cross-border traffic in Europe, there is a growing need for a common data transfer protocol for passing such information to public safety answering points and emergency services in order to avoid the risk of confusion or wrong interpretation of the data passed.
As regards the exemptions listed in Article2 of the Directive, the fact that several Member States apply different exemptions may cause problems for intra-EU cross-border traffic.
This gives rise toall too familiar consequences: an explosion in migratory flows and cross-border traffic, without even mentioning the extraordinary opportunities offered to terrorists of all persuasions.
These divergences in national legal frameworks, administrative systems and judicial procedures increase costs and legal uncertainty for both the aviation industry,which is heavily reliant on cross-border traffic for business, and passengers.
It is only right and proper where there is a system of wholesale freedom of movement of persons and cross-border traffic that a streamlined and structured procedure is in operation so that recourse is available to injured parties in the case of accidents.
Through the First Railway Package, adopted in 2001, we made it possible for individual rail freight companies to make practical, independent use of neighbouring railway networks in cross-border traffic.
Mr President, in spite of the agreement between the Greek authorities andfarmers, the farmers are still blocking the cross-border traffic road between Bulgaria and Greece at the Kulata-Promachonas crossing.