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FIA Member Club the Automóvil Club del Ecuador (ANETA) launched the Itinerant Road Unit together with Ecuador’s Ministry of Education and the Metropolitan Traffic Agency of Quito. This programme aims to provide road education and sustainable mobility training to 40,000 students aged 6-16 from 20 provinces of the country in 2023.

On 19 January, FIA Member Club the Automóvil Club del Ecuador (ANETA) and the Ministry of Energy and Mines signed an Inter-institutional Cooperation Agreement to reduce the environmental impact generated by land transport and encourage efficient driving.

More than 600 people, including around one hundred speakers from over 40 countries, attended the Latam Mobility Mexico in February. FIA, FIA Region III and FIA Region IV were present, as were other collaborating organisations such as the UN Environment Programme and the World Bank.

The 12 meter electric bus, inaugurated in collaboration with the Touring y Automóvil Club del Perú, will transport 80 passengers and represents a milestone for public transport and sustainable mobility in the Peruvian region.

In 2020, Touring Club Belgium (TCB) celebrates its 125th anniversary. The Club was founded in 1895 by a group of cyclists and now is the most important mobility organisation in Belgium, representing more than 2.8 million road users.

Sustainable mobility took a step forward in the Argentinian city of Buenos Aires where, two weeks ago, the National Ministry of Transport authorized the testing of electric buses in urban and suburban fleets in order to analyze the viability of their progressive implementation.

During the FIA’s 2018 Annual General Assembly week, the FIA Region IV meeting focused on the development of sustainable forms of mobility across Latin America and the promotion of greater driver safety through the launch of a ‘good behaviour’ scheme in partnership with insurers in the Region.

From 12-16 December, Clubs from FIA Region IV gathered in Mexico City to receive child passenger safety training

Latin American clubs placed children’s safety on the road at the top of their agenda in 2015

On 17 November, FIA President Jean Todt was invited to speak at the fourth annual meeting of the Ibero-American Road Safety Observatory (OISEVI), an international cooperation instrument that brings together high-level road safety authorities from 20 Ibero-American countries