The rules on the national electronic register should therefore be amended accordingly.

core statistics relating to the national electronic registers and their use by the competent authorities; and

core statistics relating to the national electronic registers and their use by the competent authorities; and

TACHOnet is composed of a central hub managed by the European Commission and a national system, which includes national electronic registers, managed by Member States.

The deadline for establishing an upgraded connection of national electronic registers expired on 30 January 2019.

The deadline for establishing an upgraded connection of national electronic registers to TACHOnet expired on 2 March 2018.

The deadline for establishing an upgraded connection of national electronic registers expired on 30 January 2019.

Some data contained in national electronic registers concerning infringements and penalties are personal.

Some data contained in national electronic registers concerning infringements and penalties are personal.

Member States shall connect the national electronic registers referred to in Article 31(1) of Regulation (EU) No 165/2014, to TACHOnet messaging system.

Regulation (EU) No 165/2014 makes mandatory the interconnection of electronic national registers on driver cards throughout the Union, either using the TACHOnet messaging system or a compatible system.

Road transport: Commission requests 10 Member States to comply with EU rules on the interconnection of the national electronic registers on driver cards

ERRU allows national electronic registers of transport undertakings to be interconnected throughout the Union, in compliance with the Union rules on the protection of personal data.

Furthermore, the national electronic registers should be interoperable and the data contained therein should be directly accessible for enforcement officials of all Member States performing roadside checks.

That report shall contain, in particular, an assessment of the operation of the exchange of information between Member States and a review of the functioning and data contained in the national electronic registers.