International road transport is:

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Transport where the place of departure and the place of destination lie on the territories of two different states, or transport where the place of departure and destination lie on the territory of the same state, but part of the journey takes place on the territory of another state.

Transport where the carrier and the forwarder have residence or headquarters in two different states.
Transport where the carrier uses a vehicle with a registration plate of a foreign state that is not a member of the European Communities.

Simple Explanation: International transport essentially means you cross a border.

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