Summary
The European Parliament objects to new regulations for cooperative intelligent transport systems, arguing they lack technology neutrality and could hinder innovation. 10 17.04.2019
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transport
information technology and data processing
Key points
- The European Parliament formally objects to the Commission's delegated regulation regarding cooperative intelligent transport systems.
- There is a concern that the regulation lacks technology neutrality by not allowing all existing cellular network deployments to be used alongside short-range technologies.
- The requirement for backwards compatibility with current standards may restrict the development of new and innovative transport solutions.
- The Parliament notes that there was insufficient time provided to properly assess the regulation due to its timing.
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