Bekendtgørelse om interoperabilitet mellem elektroniske vejafgiftssystemer og fremme af udvekslingen på tværs af landegrænser af oplysninger om manglende betaling af vejafgifter i Unionen | B20230151805 — Denmark law | Esheria

Bekendtgørelse om interoperabilitet mellem elektroniske vejafgiftssystemer og fremme af udvekslingen på tværs af landegrænser af oplysninger om manglende betaling af vejafgifter i Unionen

This provision says the regulation implements parts of the EU EETS/toll-information directive, sets scope and definitions, and requires certain electronic toll systems and EETS providers to meet technical and registration rules.

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Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
B20230151805
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
da
Updated
Official source
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EETS EETS interoperability cross-border information exchange data subject rights dispute mediation dispute resolution electronic toll systems interoperability components invoicing personal data deletion personal data processing product conformity provider registration provider remuneration public registers register supervision road tolling toll administration toll collection toll service provider compliance toll services traffic data transitional equipment user rights

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This provision says the regulation implements parts of the EU EETS/toll-information directive, sets scope and definitions, and requires certain electronic toll systems and EETS providers to meet technical and registration rules. This section requires EETS providers and toll collectors to keep EETS coverage working, share information, publish certain notices, and support testing and interoperability. Section 33 sets rules for EETS contracts, toll pricing, billing, remuneration, data handling, and user rights. Section 36 limits EETS-related interactions from undermining interoperability, requires toll-service providers to share customer traffic data on request, and restricts how authorities may use that data. Vejdirektoratet and Registermyndigheden must run and publish EETS-related contact and register information, and Registermyndigheden must notify, revoke, or escalate matters about designated bodies when criteria are not met.