The European Commission directive on EFC

The paper provides a summary of the key points in the European directive on electronic toll collection services which is due for formal adoption during 2004. It covers the status of the directive, and the implications for road service operators and for equipment suppliers. It summarises the institut...

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Published inIEE Seminar on Road User Charging: Technical and Operational Development pp. 99 - 103
Main Author Catling, I
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published Stevenage IEE 2004
Subjects
Road-traffic system control
Traffic engineering computing
Transportation
road traffic
government policies
European Commission
equipment suppliers
Minimum Interoperability Specification for Tolling on European Roads
standardisation
institutional structures
traffic control
MISTER
EFC directive
electronic toll collection services
tariffs
road service operators
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Summary:The paper provides a summary of the key points in the European directive on electronic toll collection services which is due for formal adoption during 2004. It covers the status of the directive, and the implications for road service operators and for equipment suppliers. It summarises the institutional structures which the Commission is putting in place to facilitate the implementation of the directive and the specific projects which are designed to provide technical support. It focuses in particular on issues of standardisation and the draft Minimum Interoperability Specification for Tolling on European Roads (MISTER).
ISBN:0863414389
9780863414381
DOI:10.1049/ic:20040177