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The New Zealand Automobile Association's (NZAA) long-running campaign to get drugged drivers off the roads has led to the introduction of saliva-based testing devices for Police use.

The Youth Olympic Games (YOG) are an international Olympic sporting event of the highest level for athletes aged 15 to 18, combining sports performance, culture and education. The YOG aim to encourage young people to adopt and represent the positive values of sport – respect, friendship and excellence – and to become sports ambassadors throughout the world. This year, for the second time, the YOG hosted an FIA stand and today, FIA President Jean Todt was in attendance, along with members of the International Olympic Committee.

The FIA Club Correspondents were given a comprehensive overview of the FIA’s Mobility strategy and key calendar dates for 2020 at yesterday’s gathering in Paris.

Yesterday, in Paris, Anders Lindström from Sweden won the inaugural FIA Smart Driving Challenge, a worldwide challenge that rewards smart, safe and eco-friendly skills at the wheel.

In November 2019, the Austrian Automobile, Motorcycle and Touring Club (ÖAMTC) promoted the #3500LIVES global road safety campaign across multiple communication channels in Austria.

As part of the FIA Road Safety Grant Programme , AA Vietnam and AIP Foundation, in collaboration with the Hanoi Traffic Safety Committee, launched the Child Safety in Car Initiative in November of 2018, to promote and enforce child passenger safety.

The Chinese Taipei Automobile Federation (CTAF) is collaborating with Lihpao International Racing Park to build a new Road Safety Education Center in Taichung City. The project will be developed further in 2020.

FIA Smart Driving Challenge uses AI to analyse driving ad encourage safer and more eco-friendly behaviour on the road.

On Sunday 17 November, the FIA, its 240 Member Clubs and its championships supported the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims (WDR) on the theme “Life is not a car part”.