accessibility of datameans that it is possible to request and to obtain data in a digital machine-readable format;
availability of datameans that data exists in a digital machine-readable format;
interoperabilitymeans the capacity of systems and the underlying business processes to exchange data and share information and knowledge, making the continuity of ITS services possible;’;
multimodal digital mobility servicemeans a service providing information on traffic and travel data, such as the location of transport facilities, schedules, availability or fares for more than one transport mode, which may include features enabling the making of reservations, bookings or payments, or the issuing of tickets;
NAPmeans a digital interface set up by a Member State that constitutes a single point of access to data, as defined in specifications referred to in Article 6;
primary roadmeans a road outside urban areas, designated by a Member State, that connects major cities or regions, or both, and that is not classified as part of the comprehensive trans-European road network or as a motorway.’;
road datameans data on road infrastructure characteristics, including fixed traffic signs and their regulatory safety attributes as well as infrastructure for recharging and for refuelling with alternative fuels;’;
standardmeans standard as defined in Article 2(1) of Regulation (EU) No 1025/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council;
underlying informationmeans information within the scope of this Directive that has been determined to be relevant for informing road and ITS users, in particular by road authorities where they are responsible for such information;