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ITF and FIA team up for liveable cities by launching Safer City Streets at UN Habitat III in Quito

Jean Todt took part in the special session on Transport and Mobility at the UN Habitat III Conference in Quito

On 7 and 8 September 2016, the FIA participated in “Wocomoco”, the 4th World Collaborative Mobility Congress, hosted in Warsaw, Poland. A wide diversity of transport stakeholders gathered to exchange their views on recent trends and transformations in collaborative mobility services. Influenced by this year’s location, the congress was strongly focused on the Eastern European market building on the international narrative about co-mobility models and best practices

On 7 and 8 September 2016, the 4th edition of the World Collaborative Mobility Congress (wocomoco) will take place in Warsaw, Poland with the support of the FIA. Dr Jörg Beckmann, Director of the Swiss Mobility Academy, and organiser of the wocomoco explains what the event is, and how it aims to help the development of collaborative mobility worldwide

On 29 June, the FIA’s annual Summer Cocktail at the Bibliothèque Solvay brought together nearly 150 policymakers, European Automobile Clubs and stakeholders in the mobility community of Brussels.

The FIA says that tests conducted by its member clubs in Europe provide reassurance to car owners that their vehicles should not be adversely affected by the current recall, in response to the VW emissions scandal

The 44th Annual Rallye Cesky Krumlov hosted, for the fifth time, the race of New Energies Rallye on May 26 – 28. Jean Todt, FIA president, was invited by UAMK president Oldrich Vanicek to eco-rallye´s opening ceremony

The first panel discussion of the 2016 FIA Mobility Conference looked at ways Clubs can put Sustainable Development Goals into practice

Connected car technology has the potential to have a major impact on road safety, have significant environmental implications and, if widely adopted, could revolutionise mobility. In this article, we will review in detail the various challenges regarding mass adoption and deployment of connected cars but also on the technology and data fronts

Connected car technology has the potential to have a major impact on road safety, have significant environmental implications and, if widely adopted, could revolutionise mobility. In this article, we will explore the potential benefits of these technologies, mainly on road safety, traffic management and sustainability