Summary
The European Parliament objects to a new regulation on cooperative intelligent transport systems, arguing it lacks technology neutrality and could stifle innovation by favoring specific communication standards. 8 17.04.2019
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transport
european union
business and competition
information technology and data processing
Key points
- The European Parliament formally objects to the Commission's new regulation on cooperative intelligent transport systems.
- There is a significant concern that the chosen communication approach lacks technology neutrality.
- The regulation's reliance on specific short-range technologies may limit the use of cellular network solutions.
- Mandating compatibility with existing standards could prevent the development of innovative transport solutions across Europe.
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