The International Road Transport Union (IRU) and the European Road Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) has agreed on a joint statement regarding the possible further opening of the road haulage market and particularly on the potential liberalisation of cabotage restrictions.
The IRU’s position of no further deregulation without harmonisation of social and fiscal conditions was shared by the ETF.
Both organisations now intend to articulate their views to European institutions ahead of the publication of the European Commission’s analysis of the EU road transport market early next year, which may be accompanied by legislative proposals on cabotage.
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