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The event was hosted by ÖAMTC in Vienna.

Innovation and exchange of ideas at the heart of event spotlighting new approaches to sustainability and safety

The FIA Safe and Sustainable Mobility Grants are supported by the FIA Foundation.

It was the first time that WCAMT has gathered in 2024, following on from their meeting in December 2023.

A world-first program to test the real-world vehicles’ fuel consumption and emissions is garnering international attention and seeking further collaboration between the Australian Clubs, Green NCAP and German motoring club ADAC over data-sharing.

Three school zones jumped from a 1-star rating to a 4 or 5-star rating, after participating in the FIA School Assessment Toolkit programme. The project was funded by the FIA Foundation and the FIA Road Safety Grants Programme.

Jacob Bangsgaard spoke on Road Safety and Accessible Transport during the global summit in Germany.

On 14 May 2024, the Automobile Club of Luxembourg (ACL) signed the Lëtzebuerg Diversity Charter, reaffirming its commitment to diversity and inclusion. The signing ceremony, held during Lëtzebuerg Diversity Day, was attended by Yuriko Backes, the Minister for Gender Equality and Diversity.

The exchange is designed to encourage knowledge-sharing and the development of expertise around data and analytics for loyalty programmes.

In January and February, the Touring Y Automóvil Club Paraguayo (TACPY) conducted a Professional Drone Pilot course for national police officers. This training follows the broader efforts started by FIA Region IV and the Drone and Vertical Mobility Academy , established by TCS and supported by the FIA, to empower FIA Members in leveraging drone technology and vertical mobility. Financed by the FIA Regional Development Programme, previous FIA Region IV training sessions aimed to advance development strategies and initiatives benefiting local Clubs.