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Definition of Bilateral• Bilateral operations are regular international transportsbetween two countries performed by a haulier which truck isregistered in either country of departure or destination onbehalf of a Community authorization according to Regulation(EEC) No. 881/1992 within in the EU/EFTA area or an ECMTpermit within the ECMT area.Country AACountry BC.A.S.H. “Wise Men” report on EU’s internal market in road transport, Brussels 21/06/ 201218
Definition of Cross-trade• Cross-trade operations are international transportsbetween two countries performed by a haulier whichtruck is registered in a third country. This can be doneagain principally on behalf of a Community authorization oran ECMT permit with the later subject to certain restrictions.Country A Country B Country CCC.A.S.H. “Wise Men” report on EU’s internal market in road transport, Brussels 21/06/ 201219
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