Traffic regulation framework

Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/transport/themes/road-safety_en

The traffic regulation framework refers to the organizational, legal, and technical framework that governs the planning, implementation, and monitoring of traffic regulations, such as road traffic laws, signage, signals, and coordination processes, to ensure safety, efficiency, and order in the traffic flow—particularly within logistics, transport, and supply chains.

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