Traduction de «electronic ticketing » (Anglais → Français) :

14. Urges that a platform for dialogue be established, involving all the representatives of the transport sector and competent authorities on a local, regional, national and European level, to develop feasible arrangements for the phased EU-wide introduction of interoperable electronic ticketing systems taking account of the entire journey cycle from planning to the purchasing of tickets and to identify and address the problems of distributing ticket-sales income in a proportionate manner and of cost-sharing in the event of disputes between contracted parties; is of the opinion that these solutions should be developed in a market-driven ...[+++] manner without burdening operators and passengers with disproportionate costs; calls on the Commission to strongly promote through EU co-financing synergies in this field between Trans-European Telecommunications and Transport networks;

13. Emphasises that, in line with the EU’s competition policy, it is incumbent on the Commission to identify and counter any potential danger of multimodal information and ticketing providers’ monopolising information; adds that the Commission must also ensure that the share assigned to paying for the electronic ticketing service does not assume such proportions as to penalise passenger transport undertakings;

14. Urges that a platform for dialogue be established, involving all the representatives of the transport sector and competent authorities on a local, regional, national and European level, to develop feasible arrangements for the phased EU-wide introduction of interoperable electronic ticketing systems taking account of the entire journey cycle from planning to the purchasing of tickets and to identify and address the problems of distributing ticket-sales income in a proportionate manner and of cost-sharing in the event of disputes between contracted parties; is of the opinion that these solutions should be developed in a market-driven ...[+++] manner without burdening operators and passengers with disproportionate costs; calls on the Commission to strongly promote through EU co-financing synergies in this field between Trans-European Telecommunications and Transport networks;

Previous "Sweep" actions have focused so far on: airlines (2007), mobile content (2008), electronic goods (2009), online tickets (2010), consumer credit (2011), digital contents (2012), travel services (2013), guarantees on electronic goods (2014) and consumer rights directive (2015)".

A ticket may be issued in an electronic format.

The five sweeps completed so far have helped to improve compliance in the targeted sectors (websites selling airline tickets, ringtones for mobile phones, electronic goods, tickets for sports and cultural events, and consumer credit).