The EFTA Surveillance Authority holds that Iceland is in breach of EEA law for restricting market access for foreign bus operators

Surveillance Authority, EFTA

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10 May 2023

The EFTA Surveillance Authority holds that Iceland is in breach of EEA law for restricting market access for foreign bus operators

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EFTA Surveillance Authority, Iceland in breach of EEA law for restricting market access for foreign bus operators, Press release, 10 May 2023

EFTA Surveillance Authority, Reasoned opinion, Decision No: 074/23/COL, 10 May 2023

Iceland in breach of EEA law for restricting market access for foreign bus operators* The EFTA Surveillance Authority (ESA) has today sent a reasoned opinion to Iceland for failure to comply with EEA rules on provision of coach and bus cabotage operations.

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EFTA Surveillance Authority
EFTA Surveillance Authority (Brussels)

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EFTA Surveillance Authority, The EFTA Surveillance Authority holds that Iceland is in breach of EEA law for restricting market access for foreign bus operators, 10 mai 2023, e-Competitions May 2023, Art. N° 112540

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