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Country |
Implementation Status |
Date (of update) |
Date (of activation) |
Remarks |
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Albania |
No info |
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Andorra |
No info |
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Austria |
No info |
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Azerbaijan |
No info |
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Belgium |
Yes |
13-03-2023 |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina |
No info |
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Bulgaria |
Yes |
23-11-2021 |
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Implemented by Rules for the use of radio frequency spectrum for electronic communications networks from mobile radio service after authorization, published in the Bulgarian Official Gazette No. 98 of November 23, 2021 and Rules for free use of radio frequency spectrum, published in the Bulgarian Official Gazette No. 92 of November 5, 2021 |
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Croatia |
No info |
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Cyprus |
No info |
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Czech Republic |
Yes Partly |
08-08-2023 |
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RMR in the band 874.4–880/919.4–925 MHz is implemented by Radio Spectrum Utilisation Plan, Part No. PV-P/10/05.2022-4 |
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Denmark |
Yes |
17-08-2022 |
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Estonia |
No info |
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Finland |
Planned |
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France |
Planned |
09-04-2021 |
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Pending Arcep decision
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Georgia |
No |
27-03-2024 |
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Germany |
Yes Partly |
22-10-2021 |
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Frequencyband 1900 - 1910 MHz idetified in the national frequency utilisation plan. |
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Greece |
No info |
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Hungary |
Yes Partly |
09-03-2023 |
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Implemented for the bands 874.4-880.0 MHz and 919.4-925.0 MHz by Decree No. 7/2015 (XI.13.)NMHH on the national frequency allocation and the rules of using frequency bands. The band 1900-1910 MHz is designated but not yet made available for RMR. |
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Iceland |
No info |
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Ireland |
Planned |
02-11-2022 |
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See National Legalisation S.I. 213 of 2013 |
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Italy |
Yes |
25-10-2021 |
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Implemented through the decree of Ministry of the Economic Development of 31 August 2022 and published in the Italian Official Gazette No. 214 dated 13 September 2022. |
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Latvia |
Yes Partly |
06-10-2021 |
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Frequency band 1900-1910 MHZ is not intended for Railway applications |
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Liechtenstein |
Yes |
15-12-2022 |
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873-876 MHz and 918-921 MHz used as extension bands for GSM-R as considered in ECC/DEC/(20)02 and ECC/DEC/(19)02. |
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Lithuania |
No info |
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Luxembourg |
Yes |
19-12-2022 |
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Through references in Luxembourg's national table of frequency allocations. |
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Malta |
No info |
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Moldova |
Yes |
16-11-2023 |
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Monaco |
No info |
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Montenegro |
Planned |
21-03-2023 |
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Netherlands |
Yes Partly |
31-10-2021 |
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North Macedonia |
Planned |
13-03-2023 |
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Norway |
No info |
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Poland |
No info |
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Portugal |
No info |
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Romania |
No info |
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San Marino |
No info |
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Serbia |
No |
21-01-2022 |
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Slovak Republic |
Yes |
22-11-2023 |
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Slovenia |
Planned |
04-01-2021 |
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Spain |
Yes |
01-06-2022 |
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Sweden |
Committed |
22-04-2021 |
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Switzerland |
Yes |
01-01-2022 |
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873-876 MHz and 918-921 MHz used as extension bands for GSM-R as considered in ECC/DEC/(20)02 and ECC/DEC/(19)02. |
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Türkiye |
No info |
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Ukraine |
No info |
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United Kingdom |
Yes Partly |
24-11-2021 |
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This Decision covers use of GSM-R in 876-880MHz/921-925MHz for which we have issued licences. We informed the ECC at the November 2020 meeting that the frequency band 1900-1910 MHz is used by PPDR/Emergency Services in the UK and is not currently available for RMR use. |
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Vatican City |
No info |
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