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Stepping up the tight MEPs Corien Wortmann-Kool and Anne Jensen
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have identified a number of EU organisations that could do more to battle truck crime. These include the enforcement agencies Europol and Eurojust.
They have also called for all member states to sign up to the Treaty of PrUm, which is a convention to combat cross-border crime, terrorism and illegal migration. The main items of the treaty are: • To improve the exchange of information • To bring the provisions of the convention within the legal framework of the EU • To improve cross-border co-operation through automated data-sharing One pan-European initiative that already exists to curb crime is the TAPA EMEA I IS incident database.
Members signing up to TAPE EMEA maintain a members-only database and log incidents such as crimes against road cargo.