Given the wide variety of traffic and road conditions found across the European Union, it is not appropriate to consider harmonising domestic traffic laws and penalties.

41. Welcomes the signing of the visa facilitation and readmission agreements on 18 September 2007 and urges the Council to ensure that they enter into force by the end of 2007; welcomes the adoption of the Law on Travel Documents and notes that laws on asylum, state borders and foreigners are currently in the course of adoption; calls on the Council, with the support of the Commission, to establish a concrete roadmap for visa-free movement and to adopt support measures designed to increase travel opportunities for a greater proportion of citizens, particularly young people; emphasises the importance of mobility for the political and e ...[+++]conomic development of Serbia, since mobility grants people the opportunity to gain first-hand experience of the EU and facilitates Serbia's European integration process; calls for greater participation in life-long learning and cultural exchange projects; invites the Council to consider establishing a common system for managing visa applications in such a way as to lighten the burden on the busiest consulates and to ensure that applications are processed within reasonable deadlines;

41. Welcomes the signing of the visa facilitation and readmission agreements on 18 September 2007 and urges the Council to ensure that they enter into force by the end of 2007; welcomes the adoption of the Law on Travel Documents and notes that laws on asylum, state borders and foreigners are currently in the course of adoption; calls on the Council, with the support of the Commission, to establish a concrete roadmap for visa-free movement and to adopt support measures designed to increase travel opportunities for a greater proportion of citizens, particularly young people; emphasises the importance of mobility for the political and e ...[+++]conomic development of Serbia, since mobility grants people the opportunity to gain first-hand experience of the EU and facilitates Serbia's European integration process; calls for greater participation in life-long learning and cultural exchange projects; invites the Council to consider establishing a common system for managing visa applications in such a way as to lighten the burden on the busiest consulates and to ensure that applications are processed within reasonable deadlines;

Cannot they see that it is the big bosses of European businesses that are the main terrorists, the ones that breach social laws and encourage fiscal and social dumping among our nations, those employers who are directly responsible, on a daily basis, for dozens of fatal accidents on our roads?

These two measures perpetuate the fact that drivers are employees who are forced to break the law for greater market profits.

For example, there is the power to stop a practice, which was used three times and was successful because we said that rates could be raised in Canada. There is also the recommendation not to subsidize competition—namely, the companies providing service on secondary routes—with the money that Air Canada receives for major routes.