What Dominique spoke about.

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, we are going to vote on the trilogue agreement on TEN-T, which represents a major step forward for Europe. Moving people and goods ensures Europe’s territorial cohesion and unity. In this respect, transport manifests the Union in action. This agreement aims to bring our infrastructure in line with our new Green Deal decarbonisation objectives. The gains for E

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, the European Parliament will vote tomorrow on a major text for improving road safety in Europe, namely the revision of the driving licence directive. This text contains a controversial but necessary measure on which I will extend, it is the introduction of a compulsory medical examination every fifteen years during the administrative renewal of this licence,

Mr President, Madam Representative of the Council, Mr First Vice-President, ladies and gentlemen, as rapporteur for the ITRE Commission, I would like to recall the position which it broadly supported on the issue of emissions from cars. Indeed, we do not think that the ban on thermal vehicles for 2035 is desirable, for four reasons. First, from an environmental point of view, the measurement of ta

Mr President, Commissioner, today we are talking about the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the air transport of people and the entire sector. We know the severity of the impact. We do not appreciate the future, given the uncertainty about the pandemic, the uncertainty about business models and their transformation, and the uncertainty about the ‘recovery’ of overall activity. Fourth uncertainty:

Madam President, Commissioner, dear Adina, ladies and gentlemen, this House is going to vote in plenary on a number of texts, but two of them – the Connecting Europe Facility and the TEN-T – are of prime importance for infrastructure, all the more so in the context of our necessary recovery. I would like to thank the co-rapporteurs, Mrs Virkkunen and Mr Marinescu, for the excellent work and collab