Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Clearly, however, exceptional instances of transportation or, for example, locomotives involved in track maintenance do not need to fulfil the same requirements as passenger trains.
• ion technology in the development of industrial batteries, should this use not be monitored, particularly as sectors such as passenger transport are involved?
• It should have been implemented by port state authorities long ago, at least as far as passenger safety is concerned.
• respect of her rights as passenger with reduced mobility by the personnel of SN Brussels
• Nº 364/2010 by Ms. Aglaia Katsigianni (Greek), on the non
• Hydrogen powered vehicles are just as safe as passenger cars powered by diesel or petrol.
• Since some industrial companies are soon to use lithium
• A regression analysis has been followed to identify how operating costs vary as passenger numbers change, in order to estimate incremental costs which could have expected by So. Ge. A.AL at the time of signing the ASAs with Ryanair.

• Every time he goes up, he files my name as a passenger.
• A 'passenger train' is an operational formation accessible to passengers (a train composed of passenger vehicles but not accessible to passengers is not considered as a passenger train).
• What we have is me as a passenger in my car all the time.
• Could they also tell me
• because I have been travelling to the United States recently and as a passenger have not been informed at all about the PNR programme or about my rights
• As a person with a disability, I have experienced both the best and the worst of treatment as a passenger, and should like to emphasise that, in most cases, the service providers try to achieve the maximum efficient service.
• Mr President, I am sorry but I do not entirely agree with the Commissioner because, as a passenger, I have experienced distortion of the regulation.
• In this particular case, the passenger suffers the same loss as a passenger who bought a ticket from an airline that subsequently went bankrupt.