Valencia, 22 feb (EFE) .- The Mobility Forum announced today that if passed the law Valencia Mobility submit a constitutional complaint for violation of the right of free enterprise, considering that the legislation promotes monopolistic practices.
The Forum represents professional associations of road transport (85% representation), the railway unions, freelancers and entrepreneurs in the taxi (3,000 taxi drivers) and public transport workers.
In a statement released today, the Forum ensures that the law "does not protect the business interests of the community transport favors a few entrepreneurs and private interests, and doomed many small and medium entrepreneurs to bankruptcy transport, to encourage monopolistic practices, as ruled by the Court of Competition. "
transport sector said that the law will lead to" more unemployment "in the context of crisis and many entrepreneurs lose business and be forced to lay off workers.
The Forum ensures that, if necessary, recourse to the European Union "to make known what form of regulation in Valencia, and that this law has been back to the public and the sectors involved. "
adds that the bill does not meet the commitments that were made after the commission research Valencia metro accident to create a law governing the rail sector covering safety on the railways, the qualification process by train drivers and criteria for management, control and safety assurance.
also opposes not create a Railway Safety Agency for its costs because, they argue, is "false" an organ of this kind involves a cost greater than the creation of an agency that takes office mobility.
Associations Forum members convened rallies, demonstrations and strikes to March to express their opposition to the bill, and have requested an urgent meeting with Minister for Infrastructure, Mario Flores.
Mobility Forum meeting in March a group of 60 experts in passenger transport, railways, public transport and mobility to open a debate and inform the public about the bill.
These meetings will consist of working groups by area and completed in a day of public debate to take place in Alicante. EFE
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