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Tachographs in Focus: The EU allows more flexibility in everyday life.

The EU Commission has released new guidelines that clarify how to apply tachograph provisions in freight transport. The new guidelines address open practical issues, such as border ...

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Transit in conflict: The European Court of Justice set to issue landmark decision

The Brenner Pass is not only a central European traffic hotspot but also a flashpoint in an escalating conflict. As the issue unfolds, several EU countries have imposed strict limits ...

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Vehicle seizure instead of just a fine: A European comparison

Too Fast to Keep: When Speeding Means Losing Your Car In the European Union, a heavy foot on the accelerator can cost more than just a fine. In an increasing number of member states, ...

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Evidentiary Standards in Cross-Border Intersection Disputes: Key Takeaways from the Landgericht Duisburg

When both drivers claim the green - who wins in court? A recent judgment by the Duisburg Regional Court offers a sobering lesson for anyone involved in a cross-border traffic ...

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IETL Newsletter VOX - March 2026

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Italy’s Tire Regulations: How does Europe compare?

Italy makes life difficult for motorists. Drivers using false tyres face fines exceeding 100 euros. Penalties regarding vehicle registration differ internationally. These provisions ...

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OLG Dresden: Polish Law Governs Traffic Accidents in Poland

Preliminary Ruling of 1 December 2025 – 17 U 1017/25

Applicability of Article 4(1) Rome II Regulation and Scope of Recoverable Damages

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Less road fatalities: Europe’s roads stay dangerous

Although the number of fatalities is decreasing, Europe’s roads remain dangerous. Tens of thousands of people die in traffic accidents in Europe every year. This slight decline indicates ...

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