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Changes to the regulations for wheeled vehicles are being prepared

March 21, 2020 begins a public discussion of the draft amendments to TR CU 018/2011 “On the safety of wheeled vehicles.” The development of the draft amendments to the technical regulation is aimed at: Increasing the active, passive and environmental safety of vehicles and their components. Streamlining the list of controlled products, established safety standards and conformity assessment. Reducing the costs of manufacturers and importers on the design of permits. Updating the provisions of the regulation, in accordance with the norms of the union, which were approved after its entry into force. Implementation of electronic document management when confirming compliance. In order to avoid duplication, the main definitions will be taken from the Protocol on Technical Regulation within the EAEU (Appendix No. 9 to the EAEU Agreement of May 29, 2014). In addition, a number of terms have been identified directly for the regulation, such as, for example, gas diesel, load capacity, dual-fuel engine, etc. Permissive documents on conformity assessment, executed on paper and in electronic form, will have equal legal force. In this case, the simultaneous execution of both options is not allowed. Immediately, a draft of amendments was prepared to the decision of the Customs Union Commission No. 877 of December 9, 2011, which adopted TR TS 018/2011, which stipulates that certificates for devices and systems for calling emergency services and their installation on vehicles issued before entering the force of the forthcoming changes shall remain valid until the expiration of the period indicated in them. Until December 31, 2021, the development of a regulation on an integrated electronic document management system is required when conducting work to assess the compliance of wheeled vehicles. Also note that draft amendments to the lists of standards for TR CU 018/2011 are also under consideration. The review of the draft amendments should be completed on May 20 of this year.