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"Mr President, this report deals with the enormous needs within the transport sector. Why are we not doing something about them in a situation where we could combine long-term investments with getting the high rate of unemployment down? TEN-T should be expedited in order to integrate transport systems, improve goods transport and drastically reduce climate-affecting emissions. In this regard, we should also have the courage to consider the idea that we should not be satisfied with a 20% reduction in CO
emissions in 20 years, but we should go a little further than that.
At the same time, more order is needed within this sector, as well as more fair competition in an area where social dumping will have serious consequences in the form of the ruthless exploitation of those working in this area, which, at the same time, can result in accidents and a reduced level of safety. Thus, we do not need more liberalism within this sector. Instead, we need a more far-sighted approach, more investments, more interconnection and a higher level of safety. We also need decent conditions – something that will not only benefit those who work in the sector, but also all of us who are out and about using the transport systems on our roads and railways."@en1
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