Svet za promet, telekomunikacije in energijo (promet), 6. junij 2019, 6. junij 2019

Glavne točke dnevnega reda

Svet naj bi se dogovoril o stališču o predlogu o uporabi elektronskih informacij o prevozu blaga. S tem bi zagotovili, da bi prometni sektor zahvaljujoč enotnemu pravnemu okviru postal bolj učinkovit.

Poleg tega bodo ministri bodo ocenili tudi napredek pri več predlogih:

• najeta vozila – oblikovanje jasnih pravil in milejše omejitve v zvezi z mednarodnim prevozom
• zaračunavanje cestnin – t. i. predlog o evrovinjeti, ki obravnava vprašanja, kot so financiranje cestne infrastrukture, zastoji in emisije toplogrednih plinov
• pravice potnikov v železniškem prometu
• ukrepi za izdajo dovoljenj za vseevropsko prometno omrežje (TEN-T)

Pod „razno“ bodo ministri med drugim obravnavali informacije predsedstva Sveta o predlogu za ukinitev premikanja ure na poletni oz. zimski čas.

• Easier use of digital information for freight transport – Council agrees on its position (press release, 6/6/2019)

I welcome the Council position reached today on digital freight transport information, which will increase the efficiency of all modes of transport. We also took stock of the significant progress which has been achieved on several other proposals within a very tight timeframe. The large number of important agreements reached with the Parliament shows that we have been effective in delivering where it matters most. Răzvan Cuc, Romania's Minister for Transport, chair of the Council meeting

The Council took note of progress on a proposal to streamline permit-granting measures in order to facilitate the completion of the trans-European transport network (TEN-T).

The Council assessed progress on a proposal to establish a clear regulatory framework for the hired vehicles market and to reduce restrictions on using hired vehicles in international transport.

Ministers took stock of progress on a proposal to revise EU road charging rules (Eurovignette), which will address issues relating to road infrastructure financing, congestion and greenhouse gas emissions.

The Council assessed progress on a draft regulation revising rail passengers' rights.

'Any other business' included, among many other topics, information from the presidency on the large number of dossiers agreed with the European Parliament under the Romanian presidency on topics such as road infrastructure safety management, European Maritime Single Window environment,  training of seafarers, clean and energy-efficient vehicles, aerodynamic cabs, and Connecting Europe Facility. The Romanian presidency also informed ministers on the status of the proposal on seasonal time changes. The incoming Finnish presidency presented its work programme.

In the margins of the Council meeting, an Eastern Partnership Ministerial meeting on transport discussed cooperation on road safety and infrastructure. The meeting also endorsed a joint declaration on regional transport cooperation within the framework of the Eastern Partnership in the context of the 10th anniversary of the Eastern Partnership.

• Joint Declaration Eastern Partnership - taking the transport cooperation agenda forward