European countries exchange vehicle data using specialized information systems. This article explains the overall architecture of vehicle data exchange in Europe.
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European countries exchange vehicle data using specialized information systems. This article explains the overall architecture of vehicle data exchange in Europe.
For background on this topic, start with EUCARIS.
For a related explanation, review IVI National Access Point.
For another connected topic, see cross-border environment.
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