ISO 17573-3:2024/DAM 1:2025(en)

ISO/TC 204

Secretariat: ANSI

Date: 2025-10-29

Electronic fee collection — System architecture for vehicle-related tolling — Part 3: Data dictionary

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Perception de télépéage — Architecture de systèmes pour le péage lié aux véhicules —Partie 3: Dictionnaire de données

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Electronic fee collection — System architecture for vehicle-related tolling — Part 3: Data dictionary
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5.2.21, EngineCharacteristics

Add the following text between the penultimate and last items listed below Table 21:

— dualFuelDieselLpg, indicating dual operating with diesel and liquefied petroleum gas;

— dualFuelPetrolEthanolCng, dual operating with petrol ethanol (see definition for code petrolEthanol) and compress natural gas;

— dualFuelPetrolEthanolLpg, dual operating with petrol ethanol (see definition for code petrolEthanol) and liquefied petroleum gas;

— hybridPetrolEthanolExternalBattery, indicating hybrid drive with petrol ethanol (see definition for code petrolEthanol) and electric engine with external chargeable battery (plug-in hybrid);

— combinedPetrolEthanolElectricEngine, indicating hybrid drive with petrol ethanol (see definition for code petrolEthanol) and electric engine (non-plug-in hybrid);

— hybridDualFuelDieselCngExternalBattery, indicating hybrid drive with bivalent operating engine with diesel and compressed natural gas, and electric engine with external chargeable battery (plug-in hybrid);

— combinedDualFuelDieselCngElectricEngine, indicating hybrid drive with bivalent operating engine with diesel and compressed natural gas, and electric engine (non-plug-in hybrid);

— hybridDualFuelPetrolCngExternalBattery, indicating hybrid drive with bivalent operating engine with petrol and compressed natural gas, and electric engine with external chargeable battery (plug-in hybrid);

— combinedDualFuelPetrolCngElectricEngine, indicating hybrid drive with bivalent operating engine with petrol and compressed natural gas, and electric engine (non-plug-in hybrid);

— hybridDualFuelPetrolLpgExternalBattery, indicating hybrid drive with bivalent operating engine with petrol and liquified petroleum gas, and electric engine with external chargeable battery (plug-in hybrid);

— combinedDualFuelPetrolLpgElectricEngine, indicating hybrid drive with bivalent operating engine with petrol and liquified petroleum gas, and electric engine (non-plug-in hybrid);

— hybridDualFuelPetrolEthanolLpgExternalBattery, indicating hybrid drive with bivalent operating engine with petrol ethanol and liquified petroleum gas, and electric engine with external chargeable battery (plug-in hybrid);

— combinedDualFuelPetrolEthanolLpgElectricEngine, indicating hybrid drive with bivalent operating engine with petrol ethanol and liquified petroleum gas, and electric engine (non-plug-in hybrid);

— hybridDualFuelPetrolEthanolCngExternalBattery, indicating hybrid drive with bivalent operating engine with petrol ethanol (see definition for code petrolEthanol) and compressed natural gas, and electric engine with external chargeable battery (plug-in hybrid);

— combinedDualFuelPetrolEthanolCngElectricEngine, indicating hybrid drive with bivalent operating engine with petrol ethanol (see definition for code petrolEthanol) and compressed natural gas, and electric engine (non-plug-in hybrid);

— otherCompressedGaseousHydrocarbon, indicating engine operating with other other compressed gaseous hydrocarbons;

— serialHybridDieselRexExternalBattery, indicating hybrid recharging battery with diesel (range extender) and external rechargeable battery (plug-in hybrid)

— serialHybridPetrolRexExternalBattery - indicating hybrid recharging battery with petrol (range extender) and external rechargeable battery (plug-in hybrid)

5.3.26, TariffClassDescription

Delete subclause 5.3.26.

5.6   Complex data types

Add the unchanged contents of subclause 5.3.26 to the new subclause 5.6.6 hereafter

5.6.6   TariffClassDescription

The data type TariffClassDescription is an ordered list of five optional components, the first one of which is assigned a default value, that are used to specify a tariff class, as specified in Table 98.

Table 98 — TariffClassDescription

Annex A (normative), EFC common data type definitions

Replace the text in Annex A with the following:

The syntax of the EFC common data objects is defined using the Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1) technique according to ISO/IEC 8824-1.

The actual ASN.1 module is identified by the Object Identifier {iso(1) standard(0) 17573 dd(3) majorVersion1(1) minorVersion7(7)} and can be found at: https://standards.iso.org/iso/17573/-3/ed-2/en/amd/1/.

Table A.1 provides the SHA-256 cryptographic hash digest for the referenced file, offering a means to verify the integrity of the referenced file. The SHA-256 algorithm is specified in NIST 180-4.^[11]

Table A.1 — SHA-256 cryptographic hash digest

NOTE The hash is calculated over the file, not over the text contained in the file.