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What freedom to roam the EU?

What freedom to roam the EU?

05 April 2012

The EU guarantees citizens the right of free movement, but the persistence of national rules has made it a bumpy road for drivers.


Make senior drivers’ mobility a priority says FIA, as European Year of Active Ageing gets underway

Make senior drivers’ mobility a priority says FIA, as European Year of Active Ageing gets underway

18 January 2012

The provision of safe and efficient mobility is key for intergenerational solidarity, according to the FIA. The European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations is being formally inaugurated by the Danish Presidency of the EU in Copenhagen today.


ABS for Motorcycles: FIA welcomes IMCO support for earlier 2016 introduction

ABS for Motorcycles: FIA welcomes IMCO support for earlier 2016 introduction

06 December 2011

IMCO MEPs’ support for the mandatory EU-wide introduction of the Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) for all new motorbikes over 50cc from 2016 rather than 2017, has been welcomed today by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA).


CARS 21 High Level Group: Meeting consumer expectations is key, says FIA

CARS 21 High Level Group: Meeting consumer expectations is key, says FIA

05 December 2011

Consumers should be at the core of discussions on the future competitiveness and sustainable growth of the European automotive industry. But the FIA believes the current CARS 21 process must do more to meet consumer expectations.


White Paper on Transport: Encourage a sustainable approach, do not penalise consumers down the line, says FIA

White Paper on Transport: Encourage a sustainable approach, do not penalise consumers down the line, says FIA

22 November 2011

The White Paper on Transport’s promotion of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), improved driving behaviour and better urban planning has been welcomed by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA). However, the consumer body is warning that car drivers need certainty on future costs and infrastructure before committing to new technologies.


Parliament's transport committee sets targets for safe and sustainable transport by 2020

Parliament's transport committee sets targets for safe and sustainable transport by 2020

22 November 2011

The resolution drafted by Mathieu Grosch (EPP, BE) and adopted today (22 November 2011) calls for the abolition of all remaining barriers and borders in order to complete the creation of a single transport area for goods and passengers which is competitive, co-modal and resource efficient.


Transport Committee: Exchange of views with Connie Hedegaard, Commissioner for Climate Action

Transport Committee: Exchange of views with Connie Hedegaard, Commissioner for Climate Action

09 November 2011

On November 10th, the TRAN committee held an exchange of views with Connie Hedegaard, Commissioner for Climate Action. Please see below a summary of the debate.


Call for transportation-related proposals

Call for transportation-related proposals

04 November 2011

The European Commission has published a call for transportation-related proposals. The call deals with a variety of topics under the headings of safe and seamless mobility, competitiveness through innovation and the European Green Cars Initiative.


European Court - Member State Transport Infringements

European Court - Member State Transport Infringements

27 October 2011

Lithuania, Hungary, Portugal, Ireland, Cyprus, and Spain were all listed under different categories for infringements in the transport area by the European Commission.


Emerging Issues in Safe and Sustainable Mobility for Older Persons

Emerging Issues in Safe and Sustainable Mobility for Older Persons

27 October 2011

An international conference on 'Emerging Issues in Safe and Sustainable Mobility for Older Persons' was hosted by the Transportation Research Board on 30 August – 1 September 2011 in Washington DC. Here you will find a summary report.


TEN-T proposals receive cautious welcome

TEN-T proposals receive cautious welcome

21 October 2011

The political groups of the European Parliament overall welcomed the European Commission’s proposals on the EU’s new infrastructure fund (Connecting Europe Facility) and the investment priorities in the Trans-European Transport Networks.


Ministers meet to consider pros and cons of new digital tachograph

Ministers meet to consider pros and cons of new digital tachograph

06 October 2011

The member states’ transport ministers met, on 6 October in Luxembourg, for a Council with a light agenda. In essence, they held a debate on the revision of the scope of the EU’s tachograph regulation. Tachographs are used by professional drivers so that compliance with the rules on driving time and rest periods can be checked.


European Mobility Week 2011: "Alternative Mobility"

European Mobility Week 2011: "Alternative Mobility"

10 September 2011

From 16 to 22 September 2011, hundreds of European towns and cities will participate in the tenth edition of European Mobility Week, inviting citizens to a wide range of activities around sustainable mobility.


Council adopts Eurovignette directive

Council adopts Eurovignette directive

10 September 2011

As announced, the EU Council of Ministers adopted without debate, on 12 September, the new Eurovignette directive that will allow member states to impose new tolls on trucks to charge them for the cost of air pollution and noise caused by traffic (‘external costs’).


Commission launches new Neighbourhood Transport Action Plan

Commission launches new Neighbourhood Transport Action Plan

02 September 2011

The European Commission has published a new Neighbourhood Transport Action Plan to strengthen transport links with neighbouring regions to the East and South of of the EU. The plan proposes more than 20 concrete measures, in the short and longer term, to make transport connections smoother, safer and more reliable.


FIA Position Paper on White Paper on Transport

FIA Position Paper on White Paper on Transport

30 June 2011

The European Bureau of the FIA, representing more than 35 million motoring consumers via its 71 member clubs, adopted its position on the European Commission White Paper on Transport on 30 June 2011.


FIA contribution to the consultation on collective redress

FIA contribution to the consultation on collective redress

02 May 2011

Here is the FIA contribution of 2 May 2011 to the European Commission consultation on collective redress.


Increased diesel taxes will hit consumers and the environment, says FIA Region I

Increased diesel taxes will hit consumers and the environment, says FIA Region I

13 April 2011

Although the aim of the European Commission’s new energy tax proposal to avoid competitive distortion in the energy sector is to be welcomed, increased taxes on diesel will send the wrong message to consumers on both price and lowering emissions.


What future policies for transport? Debate on EU White Paper

What future policies for transport? Debate on EU White Paper

12 April 2011

The new White Paper on Transport is the most ambitious yet with the goal being to keep jobs and growth while using resources more efficiently, said Ms Marjeta Jager, Director for General Policy at the European Commission, at a Forum for the Automobile and Society event today.


White Paper on Transport focus on ITS welcomed but higher costs threaten consumer trust, says FIA

White Paper on Transport focus on ITS welcomed but higher costs threaten consumer trust, says FIA

28 March 2011

White Paper on Transport focus on ITS welcomed but higher costs threaten consumer trust, says FIA


Electric Vehicles for Europe? New FIA Policy Paper on the Challenges Ahead for eMobility

Electric Vehicles for Europe? New FIA Policy Paper on the Challenges Ahead for eMobility

21 March 2011

Consumers will not automatically make the switch to electric vehicles if running costs are high, a recharging station network is not in place, or if new technologies are not user-friendly, according to a new policy paper by the FIA.


Towards E-Mobility: The Challenges Ahead

Towards E-Mobility: The Challenges Ahead

21 March 2011

Consumers will not automatically make the switch to electric vehicles if running costs are high, a recharging station network is not in place, or if new technologies are not user-friendly, according to this new policy paper by the FIA European Bureau


Eurovignette: EPP plays Council’s game

Eurovignette: EPP plays Council’s game

16 March 2011

The European Parliament will not have an easy time adopting a common position on the touchy issue of the Eurovignette. Discussions, on 15 March in TRAN revealed that there is a gulf between those backing an ambitious text and those calling for pragmatism...


Three-way meeting kicks off Eurovignette revision talks

Three-way meeting kicks off Eurovignette revision talks

04 March 2011

An initial three-way meeting between the Council, the Parliament and the Commission was held, on 3 March, to discuss revision of the Eurovignette Directive...


IRU wants framework for access restrictions

IRU wants framework for access restrictions

04 March 2011

The International Road Transport Union (IRU) has called on the European Commission to create a “harmonised framework” that all cities would have to apply when introducing low emission zones (LEZ) or similar access or traffic restrictions...


Council adopts its position on the Eurovignette

Council adopts its position on the Eurovignette

15 February 2011

On 14 February, the EU Council of Ministers formally adopted a joint position on the revision of the Eurovignette Directive (1999/62/EC)...


New emission limits on vans welcome but not enough

New emission limits on vans welcome but not enough

15 February 2011

The FIA European Bureau expressed its disappointment today that MEPs were failing to keep up the momentum on ambitious energy efficiency and climate change targets, and warned that by doing so, competitiveness could be at risk.


Auto Manufacturing in Europe: What’s next?

Auto Manufacturing in Europe: What’s next?

08 February 2011

With car numbers estimated to double from 800,000 million today to 1.6 billion over the next 25 years, we need more intelligent planning of cities, said Connie Hedegaard, the European Commissioner for Climate Action.


DG publishes a report on urban restrictions schemes

DG publishes a report on urban restrictions schemes

25 January 2011

In line with the strategic objective set out in the Action Plan on Urban mobility in 2009, the Commission released a study on the state of the art of access restriction schemes...


Commissioner Kallas shares his views with Brian Simpson on the future of transports

Commissioner Kallas shares his views with Brian Simpson on the future of transports

17 January 2011

The future white paper on the Common Transport Policy could set a target to reduce the transport sector’s CO2 emissions by 50% to 70% by 2050...


Draft White paper on transport

Draft White paper on transport

05 November 2010

The leaked draft of the White Paper on Transport, due to be published in December, is now available...


Anti-lock Braking Systems on all motorcycles ASAP could save thousands of lives!

Anti-lock Braking Systems on all motorcycles ASAP could save thousands of lives!

15 October 2010

ABS has proven to be the most effective of the recent braking systems, in terms of reducing the emergency braking distance and improving driving stability during braking.


States set to strike Eurovignette deal in October

States set to strike Eurovignette deal in October

30 September 2010

Member states are likely to reach agreement on European Commission proposals to revise the Eurovignette directive on road freight charging at a meeting of EU transport ministers on 15 October...


MEPs to debate special fund for transport

MEPs to debate special fund for transport

01 September 2010

Discussions are again expected to be held on the establishment of a special fund dedicated to transport during the upcoming Strasbourg session...


How Secure is Parking Along Motorways?

How Secure is Parking Along Motorways?

30 August 2010

Over eight billion Euros worth of truck cargo is stolen in Europe each year. The absence of security at many of the existing motorway locations results in audacious cases of cargo theft daily.


Eurovignette light on horizon

Eurovignette light on horizon

16 July 2010

To advance on the Eurovignette, the Belgian EU Presidency is considering restricting the scope of the text to exclude costs related to traffic jams...


Belgian Presidency relaunches discussions on cross-border enforcement

Belgian Presidency relaunches discussions on cross-border enforcement

12 July 2010

The Belgian Presidency 2010 announced that it would re-launch the negotiations and focus more specifically on the exchange of information, whilst respecting the data protection principles and procedural safeguards...


The Automobile Community Celebrates 10 Years of Cooperation

The Automobile Community Celebrates 10 Years of Cooperation

17 June 2010

The Forum for the Automobile and Society (FAS) celebrated yesterday 10 years of successful presence on the European political scene.


EP adopts a report on a sustainable future for transport

EP adopts a report on a sustainable future for transport

01 June 2010

The Transport Committee in the European Parliament adopted unanimously the report on a sustainable future for transport drafted by rapporteur Matthieu Grosch on June 1st...


New EC Automotive Competition Rules Are Welcome

New EC Automotive Competition Rules Are Welcome

27 May 2010

FIA automobile clubs, welcome Commissioner Almunia’s decision to retain sector specific rules to regulate competition in Europe’s automotive sector.


EuroCouncil Declaration, 2010

EuroCouncil Declaration, 2010

30 April 2010

EuroCouncil Declaration, 2010 - Putting mobile consumers at the heart of public policy


Mobility, Senior Citizens and the European Year

Mobility, Senior Citizens and the European Year

25 January 2010

FIA clubs have a defining interest in the mobility of all, including senior and disabled people.


European Clubs Call for Decade of Road Safety Action

European Clubs Call for Decade of Road Safety Action

14 January 2010

While clubs play an important role in improving road safety at national level the FIA European Bureau has been working on developing a consolidated European strategy about the role that the European Union can play to support the efforts of member states .


FIA Eurocouncil: Siim Kallas must Stand for Pragmatic Policies

FIA Eurocouncil: Siim Kallas must Stand for Pragmatic Policies

14 January 2010

Ahead of the European Parliament hearing to decide Siim Kallas’ appointment as Transport Commissioner, the Eurocouncil of the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) calls for vision and viable transport policies.


Europe must not exclude price-favourable tyre pressure monitoring systems

Europe must not exclude price-favourable tyre pressure monitoring systems

19 October 2009

FIA clubs are in favour of the introduction of mandatory tyre pressure monitoring systems (TPMS). However, such systems should provide for minimum additional costs for car buyers.


Congestion Charging Will Not Solve Traffic Problems in Cities

Congestion Charging Will Not Solve Traffic Problems in Cities

02 October 2009

The Eurocouncil of the FIA raises its concerns at the approach taken by the Commission with regard to urban traffic congestion following the adoption of the Action Plan on Urban Mobility.


Commission takes action to make urban travel greener & better organised

Commission takes action to make urban travel greener & better organised

30 September 2009

The European Commission has today adopted a comprehensive Action Plan on Urban Mobility. The Action Plan proposes twenty concrete measures to help local, regional and national authorities achieve their goals for sustainable urban mobility.


Position on "A Sustainable Future for Transport"

Position on "A Sustainable Future for Transport"

30 September 2009

The proper functioning of the EU’s transport system is essential to its competitiveness and the quality of life of its citizens.


FIA Eurocouncil Welcomes the Preparation of a New Road Safety Action Programme

FIA Eurocouncil Welcomes the Preparation of a New Road Safety Action Programme

29 September 2009

In its answer to the consultation the FIA Eurocouncil will underline the need to have high level commitment, strong leadership, clear objectives and precise targets.


BER - Future Competition Law Framework for Motor Vehicles

BER - Future Competition Law Framework for Motor Vehicles

29 September 2009

The Answer of FIA Eurocouncil to the Consultation on teh Future Competition Law Framework Applicable to the Motor Vehicle Sector – COM 2009 (388 FINAL)


Review of Competition Rules for Vertical Agreements

Review of Competition Rules for Vertical Agreements

29 September 2009

The Answer of the FIA Eurocouncil to the Consultation on the Review or Competition Rules Applicable to Vertical Agreements


FIA Eurocouncil Defends Member Interests

FIA Eurocouncil Defends Member Interests

03 September 2009

Following recent publication of the review of the general vertical restraints Block Exemption Regulation (VRBER), the FIA Eurocouncil called on Commissioner Neelie Kroes to maintain a specific regulation for the automotive sector.


Effective Driver Training Reduces Road Fatalities

Effective Driver Training Reduces Road Fatalities

31 August 2009

Effective driver training is one way to reduce the number of accidents. FIA Eurocouncil is backing that contention thanks to clubs' special driver training programs, according to a recent survey of driver training at the national level.


Right to Repair

Right to Repair

25 August 2009

The FIA right to repair campaign aims to protect aftermarket operators’ right to repair as well as the consumers’ right to have their vehicles serviced, maintained and repaired at the workshop of their choice.


2012 as European Year for Active Ageing & Intergenerational Solidarity

2012 as European Year for Active Ageing & Intergenerational Solidarity

24 August 2009

In our vision, the transport offer of the future encompasses all different transport modes, which need to be combined to allow an efficient door-to-door mobility. Ultimately, what is good for older citizens is good for all of us and we firmly believe that citizens would indistinctly benefit from the development of an efficient transport offer.


“EC General vertical restraints BER review is not for cars” says FIA Eurocouncil

“EC General vertical restraints BER review is not for cars” says FIA Eurocouncil

28 July 2009

FIA calls on Commissioner Kroes not to apply the VRBER to cars but rather maintain a sector specific Regulation for the automotive sector.


Improved Motor Vehicle Block Exemption should keep motoring affordable

Improved Motor Vehicle Block Exemption should keep motoring affordable

23 July 2009

In its impact assessment for the future of the Motor Vehicle Block Exemption Regulation (BER), the European Commission acknowledged that “Stakeholders are virtually unanimous that the sector should continue to benefit from a block exemption (…)”.


EU set to decide on automotive sector

EU set to decide on automotive sector

08 July 2009

FIA Eurocouncil Chairman Werner Kraus met European Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes ahead of the formal adoption of policy documents determining the future of the Motor Vehicle Block Exemption Regulation.


FIA Eurocouncil Calls on EU Presidency to Address Road Infrastructure Investment

FIA Eurocouncil Calls on EU Presidency to Address Road Infrastructure Investment

02 July 2009

As Sweden has taken over the European Union Presidency, the FIA Eurocouncil calls on the Swedish Government to include road infrastructure in the efforts to revive the economies and create jobs, and so invest in the future well-being of European citizens.


FIA Eurocouncil outlines expectations of the Swedish EU Presidency

FIA Eurocouncil outlines expectations of the Swedish EU Presidency

02 July 2009

The FIA Eurocouncil particularly welcomes the high importance given by the Swedish Presidency to ITS as their wider implementation will significant contribute to making mobility more reliable, more efficient, cleaner and safer.


Report of the Czech Presidency about transport

Report of the Czech Presidency about transport

30 June 2009

The Czech Presidency has made a significant contribution to the development of all forms of transport in the EU...


FIA Concerned by European Commission Approach to Mega Trucks

FIA Concerned by European Commission Approach to Mega Trucks

29 June 2009

The FIA believes that the disadvantages related to a relaxing of the currently allowed dimensions and weights for lorries far outweigh the advantages.


DRIVER TRAINING

DRIVER TRAINING

23 June 2009

Education: the key to further safety progress Driver education is an important issue for motoring and touring clubs. It is seen by many as the key to gaining further progress in terms of road safety.


Drastic EC Action needed against new Slovenian Vignettes

Drastic EC Action needed against new Slovenian Vignettes

19 June 2009

The FIA Eurocouncil deplores Slovenia’s latest decree fixing a new road toll vignette system for its highway system of just 487km.


Debate begins on future of transport

Debate begins on future of transport

19 June 2009

What is the reaction to the communication on the future of the Common Transport Policy? Get more information on the views gathered by Europolitics...


European Commission heads towards pragmatic future transport policy

European Commission heads towards pragmatic future transport policy

17 June 2009

FIA Clubs in Europe welcome the European Commission’s communication, published today on “The Future of Transport Policy” and the vision it sets out for transport and mobility over the next forty years.


Road Deaths - FIA wants Priority Action

Road Deaths - FIA wants Priority Action

15 June 2009

Chief executives and presidents of FIA automobile clubs for the 2009 FIA Eurocouncil summit to discuss road safety in Europe in anticipation of the 4th European Road Safety Action Programme expected to run from 2011-2020.


Buying a new vehicle in another Member State made easier

Buying a new vehicle in another Member State made easier

07 May 2009

As of May 2009 EU citizens will find it easier to buy a new vehicle in any EU Member State.


Interview with Reinhard Rack MEP

Interview with Reinhard Rack MEP

21 April 2009

Slovenia, fuel prices, tyres and road safety, Reinhard Rack MEP, comments on current mobility issues


SLOVENIA’S ROAD TOLL VIGNETTE

SLOVENIA’S ROAD TOLL VIGNETTE

17 April 2009

FIA's constant action against discriminatory motorway toll schemes is bearing fruit. But will a solution come before the 2009 summer holidays?


FIA Eurocouncil’s views regarding the review of the European transport policy

FIA Eurocouncil’s views regarding the review of the European transport policy

27 March 2009

As the voice of Europe’s motoring consumers the Eurocouncil of the FIA believes that European transport policy should be solid, reality-tested and long-term oriented in order to successfully tackle present and future challenges.


EU presidency aims to break Eurovignette deadlock

EU presidency aims to break Eurovignette deadlock

24 March 2009

The inclusion of congestion costs in charges paid by lorries under plans to revise Eurovignette rules on road charging should be delayed by four years...


IRU calls for practical rules on passenger rights

IRU calls for practical rules on passenger rights

23 March 2009

Prior to the pivotal Parliamentary debate and vote on 30-31 March 2009, ECTAA, ETOA, UITP and the IRU*, the four associations representing the European collective passenger transport and travel business, call upon Members of the European Parliament’s Transport and Tourism Committee to privilege practical and adapted passenger rights rules....


Congested Europe: How many times will mobile consumers have to pay?

Congested Europe: How many times will mobile consumers have to pay?

16 March 2009

Wil Botman, Director-General of the FIA European Bureau, voices concerns about the European Parliament’s vote on the Eurovignette review opening the door to congestion charging for passenger cars.


Region 1 President optimistic on after-market service

Region 1 President optimistic on after-market service

13 March 2009

The Block Exemption Regulation forces vehicle manufacturers to disclose repair information on all motor vehicles.


Clubs call for action on stagnant prices

Clubs call for action on stagnant prices

12 March 2009

Whilst the oil price per barrel has gone down, end prices for car drivers remain high. What explanations do clubs have?


Governments' exploit second-hand EU car imports to levy taxes

Governments' exploit second-hand EU car imports to levy taxes

12 March 2009

Drivers are increasingly frustrated at the governments' who are targeting second-hand car imports to unfairly levy exorbitant registration taxes.


FIA Clubs Brainstorm over Future Road Safety Policy for Europe

FIA Clubs Brainstorm over Future Road Safety Policy for Europe

12 March 2009

A European Road Safety Action Programme for 2011-2020 is currently in the making. FIA road safety experts took time out to brainstorm ways forward for road safety.


Cutting your fuel bills with the right tyres but at what cost for safety?

Cutting your fuel bills with the right tyres but at what cost for safety?

12 March 2009

The European Commission wants to label tyres according to fuel efficiency. But is saving energy being balanced with safety and clear information for the motorists?


Greening of transport: a proper strategy needed

Greening of transport: a proper strategy needed

11 March 2009

Parliament adopted a report criticising the Commission for the lack of an overall strategy on "the greening of transport" and the absence of a usable model for assessing "external costs" such as the environmental impact of transport.


Eurovignette: Parliament backs "polluter pays" principle for lorry charges

Eurovignette: Parliament backs "polluter pays" principle for lorry charges

11 March 2009

Charges on heavy-goods vehicles should be based in part on the air and noise pollution they produce, according to legislation approved by the European Parliament today.


New rules for greener, quieter, safer cars

New rules for greener, quieter, safer cars

10 March 2009

The EU will soon have a simpler, system for the type-approval of motor vehicles, following the EP adopting a report to beef up plans introducing new rules on the registration, sale and use of cars.


Green measures to tackle the economic crisis

Green measures to tackle the economic crisis

04 March 2009

The efforts to overcome the economic slowdown in Europe provide an opportunity to carry out economic reforms and move towards more sustainable production methods and consumption patterns.


Region 1 President optimistic on after-market service

Region 1 President optimistic on after-market service

03 March 2009

The Block Exemption Regulation forces vehicle manufacturers to disclose repair information on all motor vehicles.


Next step in fulfilment of Czech transport priorities

Next step in fulfilment of Czech transport priorities

02 March 2009

On 26 February Czech Minister of Transport Petr Bendl visited Germany where he met German Federal Minister of Transport.


Guarantees from the French government on the absence of protectionist measures

Guarantees from the French government on the absence of protectionist measures

02 March 2009

State aids: the Commission obtains guarantees from the French government on the absence of protectionist measures in the French plan for aid to the automotive sector


Europe’s Economic Recovery Plan - Roads offer a path to future prosperity!

Europe’s Economic Recovery Plan - Roads offer a path to future prosperity!

27 February 2009

Werner Kraus, FIA President Region I, has written to José-Manuel Barosso, President of the European Commission urging him to ensure sufficient resources in the European Economic Recovery Plan to invest in Europe’s roads.


EU support to fight the crisis in the automotive sector

EU support to fight the crisis in the automotive sector

25 February 2009

The automotive sector with its 12 million jobs depending on this strategic industry has been hit particularly hard by the current economic crisis...


TEN-T - National plans and programmes

TEN-T - National plans and programmes

25 February 2009

The Community guidelines for the development of the Trans-European network establishes that the Member States shall provide the European Commission with abstracts of national plans.


CLEAN AND SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT IN EUROPE'S CITIES

CLEAN AND SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT IN EUROPE'S CITIES

11 February 2009

The Commission announced today at a Conference on Urban Mobility, held in Brussels in association with the European Sustainable Energy Week, a number of significant actions aimed at improving the sustainability of transport in our towns and cities.


Czech Presidency priorities in the area of Transport

Czech Presidency priorities in the area of Transport

11 February 2009

On Tuesday, 10 February Czech Transport Minister Petr Bendl appeared for a hearing before the European Parliament, a tradition for government ministers of the country holding the EU Presidency.


Trans-European transport networks

Trans-European transport networks

05 February 2009

Trans-European transport networks: towards a new policy for meeting future challenges


Transport, Telecommunications and Energy Council (TTE) - Transport

Transport, Telecommunications and Energy Council (TTE) - Transport

16 January 2009

Transport, Telecommunications and Energy Council (TTE) - Transport


THE EU’S FIRST CZECH PRESIDENCY

THE EU’S FIRST CZECH PRESIDENCY

15 January 2009

Prague takes charge of transport policy in Brussels: Energy, the internal transport market and road safety are the main focus.


CO2 EMISSIONS: One compromise too many perhaps …

CO2 EMISSIONS: One compromise too many perhaps …

12 January 2009

With more than 220 million cars on EU roads, Europe had to pass new legislation to get down CO2 emissions. But is the done deal something to rejoice about?


Work Programme of the Czech Presidency

Work Programme of the Czech Presidency

06 January 2009

Exploiting the real economic potential of the EU would be unthinkable without a fully operational internal transport market. The Presidency will primarily support measures leading to equal conditions in the EU transport market and to the optimisation of the use of individual modes of transport.


FIA Response to the Commission Report on Block Exemptions

FIA Response to the Commission Report on Block Exemptions

29 May 2008

European Commission’s Evaluation of the Motor Vehicle Block Exemption Regulation must safeguard Consumer Choice and affordable mobility beyond 2010.


Response to the consultation on the Green Paper “Towards a new culture for urban mobility”

Response to the consultation on the Green Paper “Towards a new culture for urban mobility”

16 March 2008

As the leading European mobility organisation, the FIA has unbiased consumer orientated expertise in a variety of transport issues, including road safety, traffic information and incident management.


EC Green Paper on Urban Transport

28 September 2007

Green Paper on Urban Transport


Position of the FIA on the Green Paper on Urban Transport

15 September 2007

Position of the FIA on the Green Paper on Urban Transport


Open Letter for Safer Roads

27 June 2007

Open Letter for Safer Roads



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