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"en.20110706.18.3-304-250"2
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"Following this report, EU motorists who choose to drive whilst under the influence of drugs or alcohol, to exceed the speed limit, to go through a red light, to use their mobile telephone whilst driving or to use forbidden lanes in another Member State, will no longer be able to return home with a clear conscience. This proposal for a directive requires the national authorities to pass on the vehicle registration details (VRD) of a reckless driver. Then, a notification letter will be sent to the offender. Finally, a penalty may be imposed on the driver in accordance with the rules of the country in which the offence was committed. This cooperation must, however, fulfil certain rules for the transparency and protection of the data exchanged, to prevent such information from being misused for other purposes and to allow the possibility to correct or challenge it. I welcome the adoption of this report and I hope that the Council will follow Parliament’s recommendations in order to put an end to the impunity of those reckless cross-border drivers who so often make driving a misery in border areas."@en1
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