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Title
United Nations Regulation No. 171. Uniform provisions concerning the approval of vehicles with regard to Driver Control Assistance Systems (DCAS)
Participant(s)
Submitter
ex officio
Places/dates of conclusion
Place
Date
Geneva
06/03/2024
EIF information
22 September 2024 , in accordance with articles 1(4)
Authentic texts
Russian
French
English
Attachments
ICJ information
Depositary
Secretary-General of the United Nations
Registration Date
Subject terms
Motor vehicles
Agreement type
Multilateral
UNTS Volume Number
Publication format
Full
Certificate Of Registration
Text document(s)
Map(s)
Corrigendum/Addendum/Note
Participant
Action
Date of Notification/Deposit
Date of Effect
Albania
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Andorra
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Armenia
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Australia
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Austria
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Azerbaijan
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Belarus
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Belgium
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Bulgaria
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Croatia
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Czech Republic
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Denmark
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Egypt
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Estonia
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
European Union
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Finland
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
France
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Georgia
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Germany
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Greece
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Hungary
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Italy
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Japan
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Kazakhstan
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Kyrgyzstan
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Latvia
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Lithuania
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Luxembourg
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Malaysia
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Montenegro
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
New Zealand
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Nigeria
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
North Macedonia
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Norway
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Pakistan
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Philippines
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Poland
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Portugal
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Republic of Korea
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Republic of Moldova
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Romania
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Russian Federation
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
San Marino
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Serbia
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Slovakia
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Slovenia
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
South Africa
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Spain
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Sweden
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Switzerland
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Thailand
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Tunisia
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Türkiye
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Uganda
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Ukraine
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
Viet Nam
Application of regulation
22/09/2024
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