2. Calls on Israel to fulfil its international obligations under the Geneva Conventions to guarantee the flow of humanitarian aid, humanitarian assistance and essential services, such as electricity and fuel, to the Gaza Strip; calls for the lifting of the blockade of the Gaza Strip; calls on Israel to ensure the movement of people and goods at Rafah, in compliance with the Agreement on Movement and Access and the EU Border Assistance Mission, as well as the movement of goods at Karni; calls on the Council, the High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy and the Commission to face up to their full responsibility on ...[+++]the implementation of that agreement; calls on Israel to guarantee the flow of financial assets to the Gaza Strip, which has been suspended since 25 September 2007, and considers that the lack of access to any financial assets has a serious impact on the economic, social and daily life of the Palestinian people;

2. Calls on Israel to fulfil its international obligations under the Geneva Conventions to guarantee the flow of humanitarian aid, humanitarian assistance and essential services, such as electricity and fuel, to the Gaza Strip; calls for the lifting of the blockade of the Gaza Strip; calls on Israel to ensure the movement of people and goods at Rafah, in compliance with the Agreement on Movement and Access and the EU Border Assistance Mission, as well as the movement of goods at Karni; calls on the Council, the High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy and the Commission to face up to their full responsibility on ...[+++]the implementation of this Agreement; calls on Israel to guarantee the flow of financial assets to the Gaza Strip, which has been suspended since 25 September 2007, and considers that the lack of access to any financial assets has a serious impact on the economic, social and daily life of the Palestinian people;

To this end, one of the two lanes is continually blocked off, causing traffic jams, sometimes on a large scale, on the way out of Luxembourg. The Luxembourg authorities carry out similar operations on a less regular basis blocking a lane on the way into Luxembourg (with traffic jams as a result) without even conducting police or customs checks.

They make it possible to ensure safe speed, lane support, safe following, pedestrian protection, improved vision, driver monitoring and intersection safety.

Their two major contributions are that they prevent collisions during lane changes or lane departure and provide vehicles with an automatic emergency call system (eCall).

Barriers help to prevent vehicles from completely leaving the road, or from crossing onto the opposite carriageway of a road - both of which pose a significantly greater degree of risk than impact with crash barriers.