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8. Rolling stock homologation: a new challenge for manufacturers
This section summarizes the process to be followed by a rolling stock manufacturer wishing to obtain approval for a new type of vehicle in France. The process is divided into two phases: the design phase (figure
7
) and the phase leading up to obtaining the AMEC (figure
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).
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Websites
European register of authorized vehicle types (RETVA)
https://eratv.era.europa.eu/eratv/
Einsenbahn Bundesamt (EBA)
http://www.eba.bund.de
Federal Office of Transport (FOT)
Standards and norms
Interoperability standards are available at
http://www.era.europa.eu
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