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11. THIRD COUNTRY TRAFFIC

  • Third-country traffic is where a vehicle registered in one country collects goods in another country and delivers them in a third country.
  • Example: a UK haulier collecting in Paris and delivering in Warsaw.
  • Such operations may be restricted by bilateral agreements with countries outside the EU.
  • Rules vary substantially between countries; some permit particular third-country operations while others prohibit them.