Brussels, 02/12/2010 (Agence Europe) - With no great difficulty, EU transport ministers reached consensus on Thursday 2 December on a political agreement on the draft directive making it easier to impose sanctions for road traffic offences committed by non-resident drivers. As expected, the legal basis for the proposal was moved from transport cooperation to police cooperation, based on a data system derived from the Prüm Agreements. Despite their opt-outs on JHA issues, the United Kingdom...