November 2025 appears as a month of weakened integration momentum: the center of gravity shifted from the legislative and planning level to a declarative and partially implementation-oriented level. This underscores the instability of the dynamics and the dependence of the overall assessment on the regular emergence of new legislative and strategic decisions.

The score for actual legislative changes decreased from 1.93 in October to 1.07 in November. This indicates a noticeable weakening of legislative activity: newly adopted acts had a positive but significantly weaker impact on alignment with EU transport policy.

The score for planned legislative changes fell from 1.73 to 0. In November, no new legislative initiatives or draft laws were recorded that would shape the future direction of reforms. This represents a sharp break compared to October, when planning activity was one of the key strengths.

The agenda-setting score increased from 0 in October to 0.97 in November. This indicates a return of political and strategic activity: statements, intentions, or initiatives emerged that signal a continued course of integration, but without creating institutional guarantees for change.

The state of implementation indicator increased from 0.17 to 0.37. This reflects improved practical implementation of previously adopted decisions and a partial recovery of implementation dynamics, although the level remains moderate.

The overall score decreased from 1.26 in October to 0.76 in November. Despite improvements in implementation and a return of agenda-setting activity, the overall result worsened due to the sharp decline in planning activity and the reduced intensity of actual legislative changes.