Author - Daniele D'Onofrio

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM (8th June 2016).  Last 8th of June, FIA Foundation and its Deputy Director Sheila Watson have hosted 30 world experts on vehicle emissions testing at a seminar, in London. (more…)

CITA warmly welcomes AMSS CMV as its new member. AMSS CMV is actively engaged in development of management system for vehicle inspections in Republic of Serbia. It has the leading role in the sector. The association expects to largely benefit from the active membership in CITA by exchanging of relevant best practices, experiences and information as regards vehicle inspection and the development of relevant management systems.

Cita is proud to be part of the Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety. This collection of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) implements programs and lobby for road safety initiatives around the world. Its members are often set up by everyday citizens responding to needs they see around them. Those NGOs can fill government gaps by providing immediate solutions, or they can influence decision making through advocacy and education. They play a vital role in the growing worldwide movement to reduce the devastating effects of traffic injuries. (more…)

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM  (30^th May 2016). The IMCO (Internal Market and Consumer Protection) committee had a public discussion on the Commission's proposal on a Regulation on approval and market surveillance of motor vehicles.  The rapporteur of the dossier Mr. Danial Dalton (MEP) as well as several shadow rapporteurs and Mrs Johanna Szychowska (EC) stated their opinion. (more…)

The new CITA workshop will be held the next 27^th of June in Brussels at The Hotel, Boulevard de Waterloo 38. It is a special event that CITA reserves for its members. (more…)

The Regulation on the new digital tachograph specifications has been published last 27^th of May. The tachograph is a device that records the driving time, breaks, rest periods as well as periods of other work undertaken by a driver. (more…)

SEOUL, KOREA (25^th - 26^th May 2016). The 10^th CITA RAG Asia/Australasia meeting has been hosted by KOTSA in Seoul with the theme ‘New Inspection Schemes’. Korea Transportation Safety Authority has been working for the development of transportation safety management by reducing traffic accident rates in the road, railway, and aviation. Thanks to vehicle safety research, transportation safety investigation research, and advanced transportation information system it aims at developing a sustainable future of transportation. (more…)

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM (24^th - 25^th May 2016). The Enforcement Working Group and International Workshop with USA Authorities is a two days meeting that CORTE has organized in Brussels. (more…)

CITA is pleased to announce its new workshop: “The Role of Multilateral Finance in Road Safety” that will be held the 27^th of June 2016 in Brussels. This workshop is an opportunity for CITA Members to learn what the International Financial Institutions finance for road safety in emerging and developing countries and also learn about the type of activities they support. (more…)

(15^th April 2016) Acting without a vote, the UN General Assembly and its Member States adopted a resolution on "Improving global road safety"(document A/70/L.44) expressing concern that road traffic crashes killed more than 1.25 million people and injured as many as 50 million people a year. This wide-ranging and detailed resolution calls on the international community to support the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals agenda on road safety as well as the Decade of Action for Road Safety. (more…)