World Council for Automobile Mobility and Tourism

The World Council for Automobile Mobility and Tourism (WCAMT) is responsible for all issues affecting the automobile in society. It meets at least twice a year to discuss proposals brought forward by the FIA’s Mobility Commissions and Working Groups.

The WCAMT is composed of 26 members, including the FIA President, the Deputy President for Mobility, 6 Vice Presidents and 18 ordinary members. In accordance with the Statutes of the FIA, the membership represents a wide spectrum of nationalities from around the world.

 

The WCAMT membership is composed of automobile clubs which represent the voice of motorists in their own countries. They are national leaders in mobility public policy, motoring services, travel and tourism, and are accredited to issue international driving documentation.

 

The WCAMT discusses these issues on an international level: defining global public policy positions, concluding reciprocal agreements on service exchange, and issuing international documents such as Carnet de Passages en Douane. As a direct result of this work, the FIA is officially recognised by the United Nations, where it has special consultative status and sits as on several of its transport-related working parties.

 

A list of the members of the WCAMT is available: