Traduction de «Utilisateur du transport » (Français → Anglais) :

‘ITS user’ means any user of ITS applications or services including travellers, vulnerable road users, road transport infrastructure users and operators, fleet managers and operators of emergency services.

The approach contains a vast variety of areas, such as pure modal logistics and multimodal logistics, and emphasises the need for optimum complementarity of modes in an efficient and seamless European transport system that can provide the best possible services to transport users.

Such protection would benefit transport users, workers, the economy and the society as a whole.

Therefore, in the event of contractual congestion, i.e. when the level of demand for firm capacity (transmission capacity which the operator has guaranteed by way of a non-interruptible contract) exceeds the system's technical capacity, the operator may offer the unused capacity of certain users to other users on a short-term basis.

These principal users, mainly non-motorized and intermediate transport users, must determine design standards closely related to their maintenance capacity.

Whereas, where an agreement, decision or concerted practice contributes towards improving the quality of transport services, or towards promoting greater continuity and stability in the satisfaction of transport needs on markets where supply and demand may be subject to considerable temporal fluctuation, or towards increasing the productivity of undertakings, or towards furthering technical or economic progress, it must be made possible for the prohibition to be declared not to apply, always provided, however, that the agreement, decision or concerted practice takes fair account of the interests of transport users, and neither imposes on ...[+++] the undertakings concerned any restriction not indispensable to the attainment of the above objectives nor makes it possible for such undertakings to eliminate competition in respect of a substantial part of the transport market concerned, having regard to competition from alternative modes of transport;