ACEA, the European Automobile Manufacturers Association,
represents the 13 major European car, truck and bus manufacturers in the EU.

ACEA is a key interlocutor to the EU Institutions in Brussels and Strasbourg.

CORTE gathers together at European level national bodies from various Member States, each of which has a responsibility in the field of road transport.

Member organisations currently include national enforcement agencies, the police, government transport departments and industrial partners.

Actia is a French company that manufactures digital tachographs.

Continental is a German company that manufactures digital tachographs.

Efkon Gmbh is a digital tachograph manufacturer.

Stoneridge Electronics Ltd is a UK-based company that manufactures digital tachographs.

The European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) is a new pan-European trade union organisation which embraces transport trade unions from the European Union, the European Economic Area and Central and Eastern European countries.

ETF Road Transport Section activities are focused on improving employment and working conditions via lobbying and social dialogue and on promoting cooperation between trade unions in Europe.

DG MOVE of the European Commission is in charge of the digital tachograph file at European level.

The International Road Transport Union (IRU) assists bus and coach as well as taxi and truck operators throughout the world and briefs them on developments affecting their business.

Through its national associations on every continent, the IRU speaks for the entire road transport industry.

JRC is in charge of performing interoperability certification of digital tachographs and tachograph cards.

It also acts, together with DG TREN of the European Commission, as the European Root Certification Authority (ERCA: approval of national security policies).

N-Lex is a portal providing direct access to the sources of national law of the Member States of the European Union.

It offers users a uniform template for gaining access to the official national law websites of 22 Member States so far.

This project has been developped as an experimental initiative of the Publications Office in collaboration with the participating Member States.