Analysis of VIN Errors in Information Systems, Causes, Consequences and Solutions

Rak, Roman

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-9121-1_21

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“…vehicles in need (which can be seriously damaged), but from databases that are connected directly to the SW of the operations center. In other words, the source of additional technical-administrative information about the vehicle is not the vehicle itself (it provides primarily to the MSD structure only the VIN, vehicle category and fuel type), but external databases, records, vehicle registers (Rak, 2019), (Rak, 2021).…”

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“…Security education plays another important role (Kopencova, 2020). It is important to note, that the road safety is also often associated with a country's economic development (Rak, 2020).…”

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“…Security education plays another important role [10]. It is important to note, that the road safety is also often associated with a country's economic development [18].…”

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The Directive Facilitating Cross-Border Exchange of Information

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2021

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The main aim of EU´s Vision Zero is “no fatalities or serious injures through road accidents should be met by 2030”. With this long-term road safety strategy, the EU wants to purposefully and gradually overcome the failures of previous measures that have failed to result in reducing the number of road accidents victims. The last three years of EU policy on road safety have improved this area only minimally. This paper provides an analysis of the EU road safety strategies and deals mainly with the directive on the cross-border exchange of information. This directive seems to have become an effective tool for the prevention of cross-border traffic offences from a long-term perspective. The main aim of this directive is to take preventive action against road traffic offenders in order to correct their road behaviour through sanctions to discourage them from committing more serious offences, including fatal accidents. This article also outlines current crucial findings resulting from the application of this directive, which should be resolved by its planned revision.

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Analysis of VIN Errors in Information Systems, Causes, Consequences and Solutions

Cited by 8 publications

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International Conference Safe and Secure Society 2021

International Conference Safe and Secure Society 2021

The Directive Facilitating Cross-Border Exchange of Information

Protection of Soft Targets in the Health Sector

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