market-regulatory licensing requirement

Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/transport/modes/road/market-regulation_en

A market-regulatory licensing requirement is a condition set by a market regulator in connection with the licensing or operation of transport, logistics, or market services. It ensures compliance with laws and regulations, supports fair competition, safety, consumer protection, and other market rules, and must be met for a provider to begin or continue activities.

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