Projects & Campaigns

The Right to Repair Campaign (R2RC) is a Europe wide information campaign that focuses on consumer choice and effective competition in the automotive aftermarket. The right to repair will safeguard the consumer's right to affordable and convenient aftermarket care for his vehicle, from day one - including the statutory and any extended warranty period - and throughout the entire life cycle of his vehicle.

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The EU model Parking Card for people with disabilities – Blue Badge – is standardized across the EU and EEA. In practice, it means that a disabled Blue Badge holder from one member state may enjoy parking privileges when visiting another member state.

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The ECOWILL proposal is designed to be directly relevant to the needs of national and EU governments regarding the reduction of both greenhouse gases (CO2 and NOx emissions, particulates) and traffic accidents.

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Through EuroTest, 18 automobile clubs in 17 countries, members of the FIA, have been putting the quality and safety of mobility in Europe to the test since 2000 for the benefit of their members and all mobile consumers in Europe. The EuroTest partners have constantly called for a Europe where the mobile consumer can circulate freely using quality infrastructure and in safety.

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Upon signing the European Road Safety Charter the FIA committed itself to encourage all its members to sign up as well, to promote its members road safety engagements, and to organise a workshop for clubs from the new member states.

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Field Operational Tests (FOT) are large-scale test programmes aiming at a comprehensive assessment of the efficiency, quality, robustness and acceptance of ICT solutions used for smarter, safer and cleaner and more comfortable transport solutions.

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eSafetyAware! seeks to accelerate the market introduction of intelligent vehicle safety systems, so called eSafety systems by organising information campaigns and dedicated events aimed at creating awareness of eSafety benefits among policy-makers and end-users.

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The overall objective of the project is the European promotion of key eSafety applications towards policy makers and end-users such as warning and emergency braking systems, blind spot monitoring, lane support systems, speed alert, adaptive headlights, ESC and pan-European eCall.

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Interested EuroTest partners formed the EuroTAP consortium under the coordination of the FIA Brussels office in order to focus only on further improving tunnel safety. EuroTAP 2005-2007 tested 150 of the most important European tunnels.

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Euro NCAP provides motoring consumers - both drivers and the automotive industry - with a realistic and independent assessment of the safety performance of some of the most popular cars sold in Europe.

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Building on the principles outlined in the FIA Make Cars Green declaration, unanimously adopted by the FIA’s General Assembly, Make Cars Green outlines how policy makers, industry and consumers can all play a constructive role in the future.

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The FIA’s guiding principle is to ensure safe, affordable and clean mobility for all. Mobility is one of the most important pre-conditions to social inclusion as it enables citizens to remain independent and active in their local communities. Bearing this in mind, the FIA has compiled a comprehensive online guide on parking concessions for disabled drivers and fully supports the European Disability Forum’s campaign on free movement for all: in our view, persons with disabilities should face no additional burdens in their day to day mobility.

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