Sustainable Mobility

The FIA is dedicated to ensuring efficient and functional personal mobility.

Personal mobility remains a fundamental enabler of social, economic and environmental welfare, ensuring citizens’ quality of life and strongly contributing to sustained economic growth. Citizens should benefit from a transport system whose design and management corresponds to their changing needs, taking into account social, economic and environmental aspects in a balanced way.

This requires working with authorities and key stakeholders to increase accessibility for all road users; implementing affordable transport solutions; embracing and deploying new technology; integrating private, public, collective and shared mobility options; upgrading physical and digital infrastructure networks; ensuring the most appropriate regulatory framework; educating consumers in behavioral change.

Key areas of action are:

  • Active participation in the Sustainable Development agenda, ensuring that sustainable transport challenges are included in the international agenda and are formulated in a way that facilitate solutions for safe, clean, affordable and inclusive transport for all. 
  • Taking part, through the network of clubs, in national debates on motoring affordability, ensuring there is a clear link between motoring, taxation and services generated for road users.
In December 2015 the FIA issued a policy paper entitled “Global reduction in CO2 emissions from cars: a consumer’s perspective” in the context of COP21. The paper’s key recommendations are included in the brochure available here.
The full version the policy paper is available as a pdf here.