Question 4113 — European Union

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Mr. Grégoire de Fournas draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior and Overseas Territories to the exchange of information between France and the other Member States of the European Union on road offenses. Directive (EU) 2015/413 of March 11, 2015 allows the cross-border exchange of information regarding road safety offenses between Member States for eight types of offenses (speeding, fire red, driving while drunk, not wearing a seat belt (or a helmet for two-wheelers)). Currently, 19 European countries have signed an information exchange agreement with France: Germany, Belgium, Spain, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Austria, Italy, Luxembourg, Hungary, Portugal, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark and Swiss. Massive fraud via vehicle registration in Bulgaria and Romania was identified by French law enforcement during road checks. To the extent that there are no agreements between France and these two countries, certain drivers, while living and working in France, register their vehicle in Bulgaria or Romania and are exempt from any fines. There are thus thousands of traffic tickets that are not paid and hundreds of thousands of euros in losses for the State. He asks him what he intends to put in place to conclude as quickly as possible an agreement for the transmission of information on road offenses with Bulgaria and Romania.

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1. 13 December 2022

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