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"Mr President, in my opinion, this excellent report sets out the guidelines that must inspire the new White Paper on Transport that will shape European transport policy for the next 10 years.
This report includes several issues that are worth outlining: the need for a financial fund as an essential instrument; the challenge of the growing demands of freight transport; the search for comodal solutions that make users and freight safe; the vital need for sufficient and secure rest areas for road transport; the – in my opinion, correct – diagnosis that the various modes of transport must complement each other, with efficiency criteria being sought rather than merely being in competition with each other; and the rapporteur’s – brave, in my opinion, and fair – assertion that transport by rail or sea is not always more environmentally friendly than road transport.
In short, the concept of ‘efficient comodality’ is a concept for the future and it must certainly, in my opinion, be given full support."@en1
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