ITS Action Plan
EFC Standardisation
CEN Project Teams
Mandate M/338 on Electronic Fee Collection
Key Projects - ITS Architecture, Regulations and Standards
Technical, legal and organisational support for the implementation of the ITS Action Plan
Rapp Trans is a partner in a consortium which holds a 4 year framework contract with DG MOVE to provide support ifor the implementation of the ITS Action Plan.
The support will cover the following areas:-
Rapp Trans is a partner in a consortium which holds a 4 year framework contract with DG MOVE to provide support ifor the implementation of the ITS Action Plan.
The support will cover the following areas:-
| Technical support to include the preparation of guidelines, procedures and specifications covered by the ITS Action Plan, elaboration of study reports, presentations and databases related to measures covered by the ITS Action Plan | |
| Legal support to include legal advice and studies related to ITS Action Plan measures, concerning in particular "Data security and protection, and liability issues” and specific legal advice during the elaboration of the draft impact assessment report on ITS Action Plan measures | |
| Organisational support for Stakeholder Conferences, meetings and workshops to support the development of the ITS Action Plan |
International EFC Standards
The scope of the international EFC standards cover systems based on DSRC, GNSS/CN, and smartcard technologies. The EFC standards suite includes "requirements” and associated test procedures, in order to support conformity evaluation of products. It also includes security guidelines that can be useful in the preparation or evaluation of security requirements. The EFC standards provide key elements for achieving national and international interoperability. They are used in more than 35 countries (Japan, Australia, South America, Europe …) and 100 systems around the world. More than 45 million on-board units and 20'000 roadside equipment units conforming to these standards have been issued.
A Rapp Trans staff member, as the appointed chairman, coordinates the development of the worldwide and European EFC standards. Experts of Rapp Trans also participate in the preparation of the standards.
The scope of the international EFC standards cover systems based on DSRC, GNSS/CN, and smartcard technologies. The EFC standards suite includes "requirements” and associated test procedures, in order to support conformity evaluation of products. It also includes security guidelines that can be useful in the preparation or evaluation of security requirements. The EFC standards provide key elements for achieving national and international interoperability. They are used in more than 35 countries (Japan, Australia, South America, Europe …) and 100 systems around the world. More than 45 million on-board units and 20'000 roadside equipment units conforming to these standards have been issued.
A Rapp Trans staff member, as the appointed chairman, coordinates the development of the worldwide and European EFC standards. Experts of Rapp Trans also participate in the preparation of the standards.
CEN Project Teams
Rapp Trans Experts have been appointed to the following CEN Project Teams
Rapp Trans Experts have been appointed to the following CEN Project Teams
| PT21 - which was tasked with the preparation of a draft standard on conformance evaluation of the requirements of EN 15509 | |
| PT23 - which was tasked with the preparation of a draft standard on conformance evaluation of the requirements of CEN ISO/TS 12813 and CEN ISO/TS 13141 | |
| PT24 - which was tasked with the preparation of a draft European Standard (prEN12855) "Information exchange between service provision and toll charging” | |
| PT27 - which was tasked with the preparation of a draft Technical Report (TR) on "Urban road use charging requirements" (contract item 2007/22.7.1) | |
| PT30 - which was tasked with the preparation of draft profile standards on CEN ISO/TS 17575 EFC application interface definition for autonomous systems (GNSS/CN) |
Mandate M/338 on Electronic Fee Collection (European Commission)
Rapp Trans was commissioned by the European Committee for Standardisation (CEN) to prepare a plan for a set of coherent standards, specifications and guidelines in support of the European Directive (2004/52/EC) on the interoperability of electronic road toll systems.
Rapp Trans provided stakeholder analysis, recommendations on actions and a programme of work for the European Electronic Toll Service standardization. The recommendations have been adopted as the basis for the forward programme within CEN.
Rapp Trans was commissioned by the European Committee for Standardisation (CEN) to prepare a plan for a set of coherent standards, specifications and guidelines in support of the European Directive (2004/52/EC) on the interoperability of electronic road toll systems.
Rapp Trans provided stakeholder analysis, recommendations on actions and a programme of work for the European Electronic Toll Service standardization. The recommendations have been adopted as the basis for the forward programme within CEN.
