the following self-service terminals: (i) payment terminals; (ii) the following self-service terminals dedicated to the provision of services covered by this Directive: — automated teller machines; — ticketing machines; — check-in machines; — interactive self-service terminals providing information, excluding terminals installed as integrated parts of vehicles, aircrafts, ships or rolling stock;
Without prejudice to Article 32, this Directive applies to the following services provided to consumers after 28 June 2025:
How to satisfy it: The source of the service_category taxonomy this corpus predicates on: electronic communications, access to audiovisual media services, elements of passenger transport, consumer banking, e-books, e-commerce. It opens "without prejudice to Article 32", which is the transitional article below.
the following elements of air, bus, rail and waterborne passenger transport services, except for urban, suburban and regional transport services for which only the elements under point (v) apply: (i) websites; (ii) mobile device-based services including mobile applications; (iii) electronic tickets and electronic ticketing services; (iv) delivery of transport service information, including real-time travel information; this shall, with regard to information screens, be limited to interactive screens located within the territory of the Union; and (v) interactive self-service terminals located within the territory of the Union, except those installed as integrated parts of vehicles, aircrafts, ships and rolling stock used in the provision of any part of such passenger transport services;
Article 2(3): Scope: answering emergency communications to 112
all operators · Article 2(3)
This Directive applies to answering emergency communications to the single European emergency number ‘112’.
How to satisfy it: Answering the call, not making it. This binds the public safety answering point rather than the operator whose service placed the call.
Article 2(4): Scope: content excluded from websites and mobile applications
all operators · Article 2(4)
This Directive does not apply to the following content of websites and mobile applications:
How to satisfy it: The carve-outs, and the ones operators actually reach for are (d) third-party content neither funded, developed by, nor under the control of the operator, and (e) archives. Both are narrower than they are usually read: (e) requires content that is not updated or edited after 28 June 2025.
content of websites and mobile applications qualifying as archives, meaning that they only contain content that is not updated or edited after 28 June 2025.
Article 2(5): Scope: without prejudice to the Marrakesh acts
all operators · Article 2(5)
This Directive shall be without prejudice to Directive (EU) 2017/1564 and Regulation (EU) 2017/1563.
How to satisfy it: Directive (EU) 2017/1564 and Regulation (EU) 2017/1563 implement the Marrakesh Treaty on accessible-format copies for people with print disabilities. This Directive does not displace them.
No harmonised standard is cited in the Official Journal under this Directive, so the Article 15(1) presumption of conformity is available to nobody. EN 301 549 is harmonised under Directive (EU) 2016/2102, the Web Accessibility Directive, and not under this one. Conformity is demonstrated against Annex I directly.
Every quoted requirement on this page is verbatim Official Journal text. The surrounding guidance is Legalithm’s commentary and is not regulation. This page states the obligation and its legal basis; it is not legal advice, and the corpus has not been reviewed by counsel.