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Hungarian Day of Transport

IMG 20200514 WA0011 "The Day of Transport Culture" was held 11 May 2020 in Hungary. Since 2015 it is a day when various events, activities try to raise public awarness of diversity, beauty and techincal achievements of transport as well as the importance of safety-conscious, tolerant, attentive behaviour on road, rail, water and air traffic.

Unfortunately this year was different because of the pandemic situation but Hungarian Police wanted to express their gratitude for those who have to hold on in this hard situation and have to transport people and essential foodstuff inside and outside the country. That is why police officers surprised truck, train and bus drivers all around the country with small gifts and said thank you for their work involving the travelling citizens in this project.
On this day handclapping was not just for healthcare workers but also for these everyday heroes. 👏

Enforcement measures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic available on the ECR Euro Contrôle Route website

kopie 007 Enforcement measures are being taken to ensure that the logistic-lifelines during the COVID-19 crisis run as smoothly and undisturbed as possible. After all, the timely provision of necessities is crucial during the crisis.

Following the important and substantial number of notifications of temporary derogations from the driving and resting time legislation, justified by the COVID-19 outbreak, the European Commission has compiled this information in a dedicated table click here.

Furthermore, useful information is available on the IRU International Road Union website.

The above-mentioned websites are frequently updated with the issuing organisations.

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Dear TISPOL Familiy and Friends,

after 20 years TISPOL members have decided to renew and give themselves a new and self-explanatory name. TISPOL comes from former times, when the “Traffic Information System” in its first steps was an information exchange platform, meanwhile it is a real network - aiming to much more than this.
Therefore we have given ourselves the name, which reflects our tasks even better:

ROADPOL – European Roads Policing Network