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EU establishes new TSI TEL with mandatory data sharing in rail

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The European Commission has adopted a regulation that establishes the new Technical Specification for Interoperability for telematics (TSI TEL) and repeals TSI TAF and TSI TAP. Importantly, the new TSI contains new obligations for data sharing and establishes rights to access and use said data.

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