EEC regulation of extra-national traffic in air, maritime and road transport

The thesis is mainly on EEC regulation of cabotage. Cabotage is carriage of passengers or goods within the territory of one State by a carrier from another State.The thesis describes the EEC regulation of air, maritime and road transport and the positions of the different Member States. One of the aims of the thesis is to examine whether a common EEC transport policy already now--before the conclusion of the Internal Market in 1992--is in existence. The thesis also examines whether the three transport modes are so different that it is impossible to talk about a multi-modal EEC cabotage policy.The emphasis of the thesis is on air transport, especially air cabotage and the EEC Member States' international treaty obligations, and the EEC-North America relationship