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The Automóvil Club de Chile (ACCHI) project delivered training to over 100 bus drivers in Santiago. The programme was supported by an FIA Sustainable Mobility Grant, funded by the FIA Foundation.

In an ever more virtual world, the FIA Smart Cities Forum will be held online for the first time. For Season 4, a series of three eForums dedicated to Europe (22 July), Asia (23 September), and the Americas (12 November), will gather key players in smart and sustainable urban mobility from all regions of the world to discuss how transport is being reshaped in times of a global pandemic.

According to a new study published by Touring Club Belgium (TCB) on 16 September, many Belgians still disregard basic traffic safety rules.

ÖAMTC has launched a free floating electric scooter sharing service in Vienna and Graz, open to the public and not only limited to its members.

The FIA calls for the improvement of accessibility standards in transport systems through the implementation of Universal Design principles and other innovative solutions

The FIA is committed to support the implementation of the New Urban Agenda and promote the advancement of urban mobility solutions within sustainable mobility eco-systems.

The FIA is taking a leading role in monitoring regulatory developments relating to the standards of vehicle environmental performance, particularly emissions and fuel consumption. By conducting independent consumer testing programs, the FIA aims to better inform consumers about conformity standards with existing regulations.

Created in 2016, the FIA Sustainable Mobility Programme is an annual grant programme that supports sustainable, accessible and inclusive mobility initiatives. It receives funding from the FIA Foundation and is steered by the FIA Mobility Division under the guidance of the FIA Mobility Policy Commission.