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Progress of Digital Transport and Logistics Forum

The first mandate of the Digital Transport and Logistics Forum (DTLF) has ended, and the official reports and recommendations will be available soon. However, ESC and other DTLF members expect the EC to grant the second mandate to progress further on digital transport documents.

The DTLF is a group of experts that brings together stakeholders from different transport and logistics communities from both private and public sectors. The European Commission set up this forum in June 2015 to build a common vision and a roadmap for digital transport and logistics. The forum is also mandated to help identify the need for EU level measures and support their development and implementation where relevant.

Read more at ESC.





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