3. Transport auxiliaries
Professionals don't much appreciate this appellation, as it is not very valorizing, and does not reflect the importance and efficiency of the role played by these "auxiliaries" in the organization and management of transport chains. But the expression is traditional and even official, since auxiliaries are one of the three categories of regulated transport professions.
The situation is, however, exceedingly complex, as the many different trades into which the auxiliaries are divided do not all belong to the regulated transport professions, and the legal approach, while necessary, will only provide an incomplete and insufficiently detailed panorama. The same applies to the statistical approach we'll start with.
3.1 Statistical data
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Conclusion
Bibliography
Basic legal documents
Regulations
Main regulatory texts to consult :
Directive no. 96-26 of April 29, 1996, amended by directive no. 98-76 of October 1 1998, published in the OJEC of October 14, 1998.
Law no. 82-1153 of December 30, 1982 (LOTI: Loi d'orientation des transports intérieurs), published in the JO of December 31, 1982.
Decree no. 99-752 of August...
Organizations
The following organizations provide additional information:
Regional Public Works Departments ;
professional organizations such as :
FNTR (Fédération Nationale des Transporteurs Routiers) http://www.fntr.fr
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