The following recommendations are part of the overall conclusions and recommendations of the environmental performance review of Poland: • fully implement exhaust emission control, automotive fuel quality control and in use-vehicle inspections to reduce road vehicle emissions; • fully integrate environmental considerations into Poland’s road transport infrastructure development (e.g. the Trans-European Network), using environmental impact assessment and strategic environmental assessment; in particular, ensure consistency with the Habitats Directive and with the sustainable development scenario of Poland’s 2001 National Transport Plan; • establish priorities for scheduling and financing transport infrastructure investments; • implement demand management measures for both passenger and freight transport (e.g. park and ride, combined freight transport, tighter parking control in city centres); • facilitate sharing of cities’ experiences improving urban public transport, with appropriate national administrative support for local authorities; • review and revise transport taxes and charges, with a view to better internalising the environmental externalities of various transport modes....