Denmark amends rules for Combined Transport 26/10/18
< Back to list1 July 2018
Under pressure from the EU Commission, the Danish government has adapted the national combined transport regulations that fully implement Directive 92/106/EEC.
The following innovations have therefore come into force:
- Under Danish law, only combined transport between states of the European Union are considered as combined transport - regardless of the origin of the goods or the final destination of the goods, which may continue to be outside the European Union (EU).
- The proof of carrying out a Combined Transport no longer needs to be furnished exclusively by stamped documents, but can also be provided in another form.
- Unladen journeys relating to combined transport shall be considered as combined transport only if the carriage of an empty ISO container, trailer or other loading unit takes place in compliance with all the requirements of Directive 92/106 / EEC to or from the port terminal or rail terminal. However, if a foreign carrier carries out the transport to the loading point or from the unloading point on Danish territory, it is a cabotage transport.
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