CASE COMMENTS: PUBLIC SECTOR - ROAD TRANSPORT - SINGLE EUROPEAN ROAD TOLL SERVICE (EETS)

European Electronic Toll Service: The European Commission adopts a decision setting out the essential technical specifications and requirements needed to launch a European Electronic Toll Service which will enable road users to pay tolls throughout the whole European Union thanks to one subscription contract with one service provider and one single on-board unit (EETS)

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Stéphane Rodrigues, European Electronic Toll Service: The European Commission adopts a decision setting out the essential technical specifications and requirements needed to launch a European Electronic Toll Service which will enable road users to pay tolls throughout the whole European Union thanks to one subscription contract with one service provider and one single on-board unit (EETS), 6 October 2009, Concurrences N° 4-2009, Art. N° 29322, p. 196

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