EK: We Are Aware of the Problem of Truck Drivers, but the Schengen Rules Will Not Change

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The European Commission has said that Schengen rules will not change, although officials of the institution are aware that certain categories, including professional truck drivers, face problems when entering and leaving European countries that are part of the free movement zone.

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MEP Gheorghe Falcă, member of the European Parliament’s Committee on Transport and Tourism, explains what the concrete changes will be with the revision of the Eurovignette rules. The European Parliament’s Committee on Transport and Tourism voted on the provisional agreement on the revision of the Eurovignette rules, the European system that sets out how road charges for heavy vehicles are […] The post TRAN Committee voted on the revision of the…

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Carriers from four countries in the region have already protested the restrictions on staying in Schengen countries.

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The European Commission has said that the Schengen rules will not change, although the officials of this institution are aware that certain categories, including truckers, face problems when entering and leaving European countries that are part of the free movement zone. "We are aware that for a certain number of experts from third countries who...

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The European Commission will not change the 90/180 rule for drivers. Western Balkan carriers are demanding at least 125 days and are announcing new blockades.