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The “Junior Co-Pilot” project launched by the Automobil Clubul Român in January 2016 with the support of the FIA Road Safety Grant Programme continues on its way to success

The Touring & Automobile Club of The Islamic Republic of Iran (TACI) has launched its “Walk Safe to School” initiative in the country, to help educate children to the dangers of road traffic with the support of the FIA Road Safety Grant Programme.

Peruvian automobile club Touring y Automovil Club del Peru (TACP) has launched a new campaign to promote safe behaviour among road users. The Club received a subsidy from the FIA Road Safety Grant Programme and partnered with Michelin in order to implement the project

In 2016, the FIA –via its Road Safety Grants Programme, supported by the FIA Foundation – launched the electronic Child Restraint System (CRS) Toolkit, a core instrument for designing and implementing a global programme to introduce a more robust legislation and promote awareness on the correct use of CRS

Committed to ensure safe, sustainable, affordable and accessible mobility in cities all over the world, the FIA participates in the UN Habitat III Conference in Quito, Ecuador

In May 2016, the Automobile club of Poland, Polski Zwiazek Motorwy (PZM), carried out the “From scooter to Harley” initiative with support from the FIA Road Safety Grant Programme. The project targets teenagers and aims at improving road safety among this population

Moldovan automobile club Automobil Club din Moldova (ACM) – which was awarded a subsidy through the FIA Road Safety Grant Programme – has launched a new campaign to prevent drink-driving in Moldova. The aim is to raise drivers’ awareness of this issue on a national scale

With support from the FIA, the Automobile Association of Singapore (AAS) has launched a new campaign to prevent distracted behaviour by all road users. Ultimately, the aim is to reduce the number of accidents related to multi-tasking, and in particular mobile phone use

Romanian auto club ACR (Automobil Clubul Roman) has developed a junior co-pilot game, a project financed via the FIA Road Safety Grant Programme, which aims to enhance road safety by inviting kids travelling with their parents to become their co-pilots.

Each year, over 3,000 lives are lost on Kenyan roads and 57 per cent of fatalities occur due to a mishandling of the victims by first responders.