Request of information about the implementation of the obligatory disability awareness training [Article 16 of Regulation (EU) 181/2011] in your Member States

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In essence IRU mentioned that lacking a harmonized certificate proving completion of this training, law enforcement authorities could have difficulties to check compliance with this requirement in case of foreign drivers operating cross-border services in the territory of their Member State. IRU requested us information about the implementation of this training and the way national authorities certify the completion of this training: We would like to ask you: - how the obligatory disability awareness training for bus drivers was implemented in your Member State (whether it is part of the initial training or a continuous professional development training); -how a bus driver can prove that (s)he completed the training; and -whether in your Member State this disability awareness training is counted as part of the training required by Directive 2003/59/EC on the initial qualification and periodic training of drivers of certain road vehicles for the carriage of goods or passenger. If your authority is not in charge of the enforcement of Article 16 of Regulation (EU) 181/2011, please consult the authority in charge of the enforcement of this provision. We invite you to send your replies by 15 September using the Commission’s Wiki platform for NEB experts in charge of the enforcement of Regulation (EU) No 181/2011. For those of you who have not yet joined this platform, you need to create an EU login account first, using the following link: https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/cas Please note that all users have to use two-factor authentication (2FA). You can find the list of verification methods on page 4 of the EU Login user guide (see attached). Once you created an EU login account, please contact us and we will add you to the Wiki. Thanks in advance for your cooperation. Sincerely, The Bus and Coach Team EU Login How to authenticate with EU Login EU Login is the entry gate to sign in to different European Commission services and/or other systems. EU Login verifies your identity and allows recovering your personal settings, history and access rights in a secure way. You can sign in using social media accounts or the EU Login account. Sign in using social media without an EU Login account Signing in with social media is only available for a limited number of services. It does not require creating an EU Login account. When social media sign in is available, the different options are displayed on the EU Login main page. In the example on the left, signing in using Facebook, Twitter and Google is allowed. After selecting the social media you want to use, you will be sent to the corresponding web site where you authenticate as usual. Some social media may request your consent to send data to EU Login. The following elements are collected: first name, last name and e-mail address. Once authenticated, you are redirected back to the European Commission service you requested to use. Create an EU Login account You can create an EU Login account using the self-registration page. Please note that active members of EU staff do not need to create an account. Go to the page https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/cas/login and click on the "Create an account" link on the EU Login main page. There is no need to fill in the "Use your e-mail address" field. 1 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019  Fill in the provided form with your personal details:  First name – Your first name cannot be empty and can contain letters in any alphabet;  Last name – Your last name cannot be empty and can contain letters in any alphabet;  E-mail – An e-mail address that you have access to;  Confirm e-mail – Type your e-mail address again to make sure it is correct;  E-mail language – The language used when EU Login sends you e-mails regardless of the language used in the interface. It guarantees that you are able to understand these e-mails even if they were triggered mistakenly. EU Login only sends you e-mails for validating your identity or for notifying you about security events affecting your account;  Enter the code – By entering the letter and numbers in the picture, you demonstrate that you are a human being who is legitimately creating an account. If the code is too difficult to read, click on the button with two arrows to generate a new one;  Check the privacy statement by clicking on the link and tick the box to accept the conditions;  Click on "Create an account" to proceed. If the form is correctly filled in, an e-mail is sent to the address you provided in order to verify that you have access to it. After a couple of seconds, you should receive an e-mail in your mailbox. If you cannot find the e-mail, check your spam or junk folder. Click the link in the e-mail or copy/paste it in the address bar of your browser. You are invited to select a password and to confirm it to make sure you did not mistype it. The E-mail field is prefilled and cannot be changed. It should contain the e-mail address you provided previously. 2 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019  Type the password you want to use in the "New password" field. It must contain at least 10 characters and a combination of:  upper case letters,  lower case letters,  numbers and  special characters. Select a password as long and as complex as you can in order to make your account more secure but keep in mind that you will have to remember it. Type your password again in the "Confirm new password" and click on "Submit". You are now authenticated and can proceed to the service you want to use. Click on "Proceed" in order to do so. Sign in with an EU Login account Once your EU Login account is created, you can use it to access a multitude of services. While accessing these services, the EU Login screen will display when authentication is needed. Enter the e-mail address you provided when creating your EU Login account in the "Use your e-mail address" field and click on "Next". Your e-mail address will automatically be remembered so that you can skip this step next time you use the same browser on the same PC. Choose your verification method EU Login supports a variety of verification methods. Using a password is the simplest one. Other verification methods involve using additional devices which can provide more security. These are mainly used by the staff of EU institutions when working remotely. Several verification methods require using the EU Login Mobile App. The EU Login Mobile App is an application that you can install on your mobile device from the Google Play Store (Android), the App Store (iOS) or the Windows Store (Windows Phone). You first need to initialise the application. Using the EU Login Mobile App in combination with the password provides additional security. Please note that some verification methods might not be available while accessing some specific services. 3 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 Password – You can simply use a password, which will be in most cases considered as sufficient. However, some services may require stronger verification, in which case this option will not be available. EU Login Mobile App PIN code – If the mobile device where your EU Login Mobile App is installed has internet connectivity then you can use the "EU Login Mobile App PIN Code" verification method. You will have to enter a 4 digits PIN code into the EU Login Mobile App in order to connect to EU Login. This is the PIN code that you have chosen while registering your mobile device into EU Login. EU Login Mobile App QR code – If the mobile device where your EU Login Mobile App is installed does not have internet connectivity then you can use the "EU Login Mobile App QR Code" verification method. You will need to scan a QR code using the EU Login Mobile App in order to get a one-time-password, which you then introduce while connecting from your PC. On mobile authentication – If you are navigating on the same mobile device as the one where the EU Login Mobile App is installed then you can use the "On Mobile" verification method. You will have to enter a 4 digits PIN code into the EU Login Mobile App that is smoothly triggered in order to connect to EU Login. This is the PIN code that you have chosen while registering your mobile device into EU Login. Mobile phone + SMS – Your mobile phone allows you to connect to EU Login by receiving an SMS, if your number is registered in your EU Login account. In some countries, you might not receive the SMS and should rather use another verification method. Token – A token is a small device that looks like a calculator and generates one-time passwords synchronised with the European Commission's servers. Tokens can be obtained by European Commission staff only. Token CRAM – The token CRAM (Challenge Response Authentication Method) is a special kind of token that has the capability to sign transactions, like tokens used for e-banking. They can only be obtained by users from specific EC services. 4 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019  Security Keys (SK) and Trusted Platforms (TP) – A security key is a small physical device that looks like a USB thumb drive, and works in addition to your password. Trusted Platform Module (TPM) technology is designed to provide hardware-based, security-related functions. Sign in with an EU Login account using a password Select "Password" as the verification method, enter your password in the "Password" field and click on "Sign in" to proceed to the service you requested to use. Sign in with an EU Login account using the EU Login Mobile App PIN code Select "EU Login Mobile App PIN Code" as the verification method, enter your password in the "Password" field and click on "Sign in". If you have more than one device with an initialised EU Login Mobile App, you are asked to select the one you would like to use. This left screen does not display if you have only initialised one device. Click on the device using the name you provided. 5 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019  EU Login sends a notification to your mobile device. Tapping on the notification triggers the launch of the EU Login Mobile App. The EU Login Mobile App prompts you to enter your PIN code. Enter your PIN code and tap on "Authenticate". This automatically completes the process on your PC that proceeds to the service you requested to use. Sign in with an EU Login account using the EU Login Mobile App QR code Select "EU Login Mobile App QR Code" as the verification method. Enter your password in the "Password" field and click on "Sign in". A QR code is displayed on screen. 6 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 Start the EU Login Mobile App on a mobile device where it has been previously initialised. Tap on "Scan QR Code". The QR code scanner starts on your mobile device. Point the camera of your mobile phone to your PC screen until the QR code is recognised. The EU Login Mobile App displays a one-time password composed of digits and characters. 7 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 Type the one-time password in the "code generated by your app" field and click "Sign in" to proceed to the service you requested to use. 8 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 Sign in with an EU Login account using On Mobile authentication The "On Mobile" verification method is only available when browsing on a mobile device and should only be used if an EU Login Mobile App has been previously installed and initialised on that device. Select "On Mobile Authentication" as the verification method and tap on "Sign in". The EU Login Mobile App opens automatically and prompts you to enter your PIN code. Enter your PIN code and tap on "Authenticate". If the app is active (in the foreground) it will automatically redirect you to the browser selector. If the app is in the background, a notification is displayed on your device. Please accept this notification to be redirected successfully. You are now successfully authenticated. Click on "Default browser" to be redirected to your application. (This step is only needed for IOS users) 9 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 Sign in with an EU Login account using Mobile Phone + SMS Select "Mobile Phone + SMS" as the verification method. Enter your password in the "Password" field and enter a previously registered mobile phone number in the "Mobile phone" field, starting with a plus sign and with the country code. Do not include dots, parenthesis or hyphens. When clicking "Sign in", an SMS is sent to your mobile device. The SMS contains a challenge code made of nine characters separated with hyphens (minus sign). Type the challenge you received in the "SMS text challenge" fields and click on "Sign in" to proceed to the service you requested to use. Sign in with an EU Login account using a token Select "Token" as the verification method. Enter your password in the "Password" field. Take your token and look at the barcode at the back of it. Type all digits written on top of it in the "Token serial number" field without the hyphens. Please note that you can alternatively use the legacy format starting with a "T". Switch your token on and enter its 5-digit PIN code. The token displays a sequence of eight digits. Type it in the "Token challenge code" field and click on "Sign in" to proceed to the service you requested to use. 10 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 Sign in with an EU Login account using a token CRAM Select "Token CRAM" as the verification method. Enter your password in the "Password" field. Take your token and look at the barcode at the back of it. Type all digits written below it in the "DigiPass serial number" field without the hyphens. Click on "Sign in". Follow carefully the instructions on the screen and enter the DigiPass response in the "DigiPass response" fields. Click on "Sign in" to proceed to the service you requested to use. Sign with an EU Login account using a Security Key or Trusted Platform Select "Security Key or Trusted Platform" as verification method. Enter your password in the "Password" field. 11 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019  Click on the name of the desired Security Key or Trusted Platform from the list of registered devices. Carefully follow the steps displayed by your browser on screen. Note: what you see may differ from these screens, depending on which browser or (Firefox) operating system you are using. When using a Security Key, you’ll be requested to confirm by touching a button on the key itself (which may blink to draw your attention). For a Trusted Platform using Windows Hello, follow the suggested steps (verify via a PIN Code or a biometric). (Chrome) Install and initialise the EU Login Mobile App The EU Login Mobile App can be used when accessing a service that requires increased security. The EU Login Mobile App is free and can be obtained from the Google Play Store (Android), the App Store (iOS) or the Windows Store (Windows Phone). After installing it, you need to initialise it. In order to do so, you need a PC in addition to your mobile device. 12 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 After installing the EU Login Mobile App, open it and tap on the "Initialise" option. Follow the instructions on the screen: open a browser on your PC and go to the following URL: https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/cas/mobile You are requested to authenticate. Important: If you already installed and initialised the EU Login Mobile App on another device or if you registered your mobile phone number for receiving SMS, you are requested to authenticate using the already registered device. Then click on "Add a mobile device" in the browser on your PC. 13 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 In the "Your device name" field, provide a name that will allow you to remember to which device it refers to. You can pick any name that suits you, such as "My Android tablet", "My iPhone" or "My blue Windows phone". Select a PIN code composed of 4 digits and enter it in the "Your 4 digit PIN code" and in the "Confirm your PIN code" fields to make sure you did not mistype it. You will be prompted to provide the PIN code when authenticating so make sure you select one that you can easily remember. However, avoid PIN codes that can be easily guessed, such as your birth year or birth day and month. Once you are done, click "Submit" and then "Next" on your mobile device. The QR code scanner starts on your mobile device and a QR code is displayed on the screen of your PC. Point the camera of your mobile phone to your PC screen until the QR code is recognised. Enter the PIN code you have just chosen on your mobile device and tap "Authenticate". If the app is active (in the foreground) it will automatically redirect you to the browser selector. If the app is in the background, a notification is displayed on your device. Please accept this notification to be redirected successfully. 14 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 Your EU Login Mobile app is successfully initialised and can be used for authenticating. Click on ‘’Continue’’ to be redirected to the Welcome screen. If your device is equipped with Fingerprint recognition, an automatic pop up will be displayed to Enable Fingerprint recognition. You can enable this function by clicking on ‘YES’. If you do not want to enable Fingerprint recognition, click on ‘SKIP’. Enter the PIN code you have chosen during the initialisation on your mobile device and click on the arrow. Confirm by authenticating with your fingerprint. You will then be automatically redirected to the Welcome page. 15 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 Register a mobile phone number for receiving verification SMS Your mobile phone number needs to be registered in your EU Login account in order to receive SMSs to authenticate. Please note that active members of EU staff have to follow a different process for registering their mobile phone number. Unfortunately, since SMS requires agreements between operators to interconnect mobile networks, it might not be fully reliable. Therefore, it is advised to use solutions based on the EU Login Mobile App instead if you have a smartphone. In order to register your mobile phone number, open a browser and go to the following URL: https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/cas/login Once successfully authenticated, move the mouse over the gear at the top right corner to display the menu and select "My Account". Click on "Manage my mobile phone numbers". Click on "Add a mobile phone number". 16 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019  Enter your mobile phone number in the "Mobile phone number" field, starting with a plus sign and with the country code. Do not include dots, parenthesis or hyphens. When clicking "Add", an SMS is sent to your mobile device. The SMS contains a challenge code made of eight characters separated with a hyphen (minus sign). Type the challenge code you received in the "Text message challenge code" fields and click on "Finalise". Your mobile phone number is successfully registered and can now be used for authenticating. 17 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 Register a Security Key or Trusted Platform In order to register a Security Key or a Trusted Platform, open a browser and go to the following URL: https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/cas/login Once successfully authenticated, move the mouse over the gear at the top right corner to display the menu and select "My Account". Click on "Manage my Security Keys and Trusted Platforms". You may need to authenticate with a stronger authentication method. Click on “Add a Security Key” or “Add a Trusted Platform” 18 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019  Enter a device name and click on 'Submit'. A message will pop up: ‘Credential registration in progress’. Your browser will open a popup window to request access to extended information about your authenticator. Click on ‘Proceed’. Please do not tick the ‘Anonymise anyway’ checkbox, otherwise it will not be possible to use this authentication method. Note: this is an example from Firefox, what you see may differ depending on the browser you are using. Validate the fingerprint on your security key. You will then see a success message ‘A security key has been added’ 19 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 Transaction signature using EU Login mobile app - for DG CLIMA users Scan the QR Code generated by the Signature Page. When you will attempt to sign a request, you will be presented with a screen displaying:  A QR code;  Instructions on how to request an OTP When you scan the QR Code, the app will show a screen comparable to the previous step. Complete the data as indicated in the instructions on the page. 20 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 Complete the requested data as indicated; all fields are required and will be validated according to the required input pattern. Enter the generated OTP in EU Login. If the data is validated by the app, it will generate an OTP. Enter the generated OTP on the EU Login page. 21 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 Transaction signature using SMS - for DG CLIMA users DG CLIMA users may have to perform a transaction signature operation in EU Login, for example to transfer units to another account without trusted account, transfer units to another trusted account, delete allowances, cancellation of Kyoto units, exchange of Kyoto units for phase 3 allowances, return of excess allocation or surrender allowances to be compliant. Sign your transaction. Enter your password and your mobile phone number and click on Sign A challenge code is send to your mobile phone. Enter the code you received and click on Sign. More information: For any additional information, please refer to the EU ETS Registry system - User Guide. 22 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019 Hints and tips  It can happen that you successfully sign in EU Login but your access to a given service is denied. In that case, please contact the helpdesk of the particular service and request the access rights.  For External users only: If you cannot receive SMS challenge on the current GSM or if your device has been stolen please use the (STOP – Delete all my devices and EID 'PANIC') via the menu ‘My Account’. This action does not require to be logged in with the 2-factor and will remove from the account all the mobile phone numbers that were associated. Be careful: this will remove all the second factors linked to your EU Login account.  At any moment, you can click on "EU Login" at the top left corner to go back to the "Sign in" screen.  If you want to manage your account or change your password, you can go to the following URL: https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/cas/login After successfully authenticating, you will have a "Change password" and a "My Account" entry in the menu at the top right corner. From there, you can change your personal information or provide additional devices for authenticating in a more secure way. 23 Version 1.2 – September 6th, 2019