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FAME will develop and validate common methodologies and tools to facilitate the sharing of best practices and lessons learned to support the collaboration within...
A campaign to highlight the legal and consumer concerns about connected vehicles.
A campaign that teaches kids the importance of being visible in the dark as cyclists and pedestrians.
A Brussels-based association that make use of various transports operations through stakeholders.
A campaign that focuses on consumer choice and effective competition in the automotive aftermarket.
Hi-Drive is the largest European project on automated driving.
A global campaign to assist the UN in saving five million lives on the world’s roads in 10 years.
A campaign to urge drivers to respect speed limits and slow down on the road.
The Federation Internationale d’Automobile (FIA) supports the implementation of the Safer and Cleaner Used Vehicles for Africa project.
A campaign calling for reflection on mobile distraction while driving.
A campaign to raise drivers’ awareness on Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
Today, the FIA Region I unveils its 2021 road safety campaign on Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs). The campaign raises awareness on the diversity of...
The Forum for Mobility & Society (FMS) is an arena for debate on mobility issues.
A campaign to raise pedestrian’s awareness about their visibility on the road, especially in Africa.
MaaS Alliance aims to facilitate a single, open market and full deployment of mobility services.
Calling for member states to remain in control of road charging
A campaign to reduce the high number of deaths and injuries among cyclists and motorcyclists.
A campaign to increase awareness about odometer fraud, also known as ‘invisible’ crime.
For drivers, pedestrians and cyclists, only a few seconds of distraction can make a difference between life and death, which is why FIA Region...
A campaign setting road users priorities for the upcoming elections and new legislative term.