The Goods Vehicles (International Road Transport Permits and Haulage Within the EU) Regulations 2024
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20 Requirements for commercial journey within or between EU member States
(1) The operator of a goods vehicle is prohibited from using it on a commercial journey for the carriage of goods between member States or within a member State unless the operator complies with the limit on journeys set out in regulation 21. (2) The operator of a goods vehicle is prohibited from using it on a commercial journey for the carriage of goods between member States or within a member State unless the conditions specified in regulation 22 are satisfied in relation to the use of that vehicle in that manner. (3) Paragraphs (1) and (2) do not apply where the use of the vehicle on a commercial journey for the carriage of goods between member States is authorised by, and takes place in accordance with, an ECMT annual permit or an ECMT short-term permit. (4) Paragraph (2) does not apply unless— (a) the journey is conducted under a contract concluded between the operator of the vehicle and another party for the carriage of goods, and (b) there is a relevant contract between the person driving the vehicle on that journey and the operator of the vehicle for the duration of the journey.
20 Requirements for commercial journey within or between EU member States
(1) The operator of a goods vehicle is prohibited from using it on a commercial journey for the carriage of goods between member States or within a member State unless the operator complies with the limit on journeys set out in regulation 21. (2) The operator of a goods vehicle is prohibited from using it on a commercial journey for the carriage of goods between member States or within a member State unless the conditions specified in regulation 22 are satisfied in relation to the use of that vehicle in that manner. (3) Paragraphs (1) and (2) do not apply where the use of the vehicle on a commercial journey for the carriage of goods between member States is authorised by, and takes place in accordance with, an ECMT annual permit or an ECMT short-term permit. (4) Paragraph (2) does not apply unless— (a) the journey is conducted under a contract concluded between the operator of the vehicle and another party for the carriage of goods, and (b) there is a relevant contract between the person driving the vehicle on that journey and the operator of the vehicle for the duration of the journey.
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