A new CITA Member from Japan: ATJ
Autoterminal Japan Ltd (“ATJ”) is a vehicle inspection specialist providing services required for pre-shipment inspection and verification of used motor vehicles since 1997. (more…)
Autoterminal Japan Ltd (“ATJ”) is a vehicle inspection specialist providing services required for pre-shipment inspection and verification of used motor vehicles since 1997. (more…)
CITA member AECA-ITV, a Spanish association of entities that collaborate with the administration in the technical inspection of vehicles, has launched a new initiative to highlight the role of PTI in saving lives and caring for the environment. (more…)
Established in 2006, Jevol began its business with providing compact car testing equipment for garages and 4S stores. (more…)
Over the past year, which marked the start of a new Decade of Action for Road Safety, aiming to reduce road traffic deaths by 50 percent by 2030, GRSF has continued to take an active leadership role in speed management activities, including the production of global guidance, technical assistance. (more…)
The purpose of the new updated CITA Recommendation no.8 on brakes is to specify top-level test methods, alternatives, and equipment for assessing the required safety of vehicle braking systems. (more…)
In its new webinar ( 1 March 2022), CITA invited Mr. H. Scott Matthews - principal at Avenue C Advisors and former professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University - to present the results of the study "The impact of periodic Passenger road accident vehicle safety inspection programs in the U.S.A." (more…)
The purpose of the new CITA Recommendation no.25 is to specify in more detail the recommended test methods and equipment for assessing the alignment of vehicle headlamps, and their performance where applicable. (more…)
Our Annual Report 2021 is now published! (more…)
Organized by the French Ministry of Ecological Transition, in the frame of the French presidency of the Council of the EU, the meeting on automated and connected driving (“High level meeting on automated and connected driving”, HLM-CAD) brought together high-ranking representatives and experts from the field of connected and automated driving from the various EU member States, the European Commission and business ,and from academic circles. (more…)