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The article focuses on the internationalisation of regulatory requirements for health practices. It states that the harmonisation of the content of the papers submitted to health authorities are necessary for patient, industry, public health and economy. It argues that the inauguration of the International Harmonisation (ICH) in the European Union during the 1970s facilitated in the harmonisation of the registration files and the creation of the common application format (CTD).

Relates the adoption of White Paper on a common policy in the transport sector by the European Commission. Lists of challenges faced by the European transport system; Recommendation of measures to counteract problems; Concern of the European Union Road Federation.