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FIM participates in ‘’Get Going! Tackling congestion in Europe and beyond’’
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European Commission publishes proposal for amendment of the Motor Insurance Directive (MID)
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FIM welcomes the European Commission’s Third Mobility Package
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FIM representative at United Nation for automated vehicles discussions 3-4 May 2018
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"Entering the curve from the outside"
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CEN meetings – Vienna 3 & 4 May 2018
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United Nations Global Forum for Road Traffic Safety (WP1) – special session on automated and semi-automated vehicles, Geneva 3-4 May 2018
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FIM prepares for the next CEN meeting on PPE standards for road riding motorcyclists. – Vienna 3 and 4 May 2018
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FIM welcomes news that Sweden will host United Nations High-Level Conference on Road Safety in 2020
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FIM Participates in breakfast briefing on the revision of the General Safety Regulation
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Stockholm city introduce high parking fees for PTWs
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Stockholm City introduces one of the world's highest parking fees for motorcycles and mopeds without investigation or impact assessment. Even though Stockholm City has concluded that motorcycles and mopeds are small vehicles that reduce congestion and a b
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FIA Foundation makes first donation to the new UN Road Safety Trust Fund with donation of $10 million dollars
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FIM prepares for United Nations meetings in New York 12-13 April 2018
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UK riders complain about transport policies and crime in London
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The campaign group “We Ride London” held a protest ride just before the Easter holiday. They also issued a statement on the matters that concern them which we have quoted below.
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FIM Participates in 6th Driving Future Platform
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Research Funding – The Key to Autonomous Driving?
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FIM Europe and FEMA together in favour of Motorcyclists
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The Spring meeting of the Working Group between FIM Europe and the Federation of European Motorcyclist’s Associations (FEMA) was held in Rome (Italy) on March 21st and 2nd.
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Jean Todt announces new United Nations Road Safety Trust Fund
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UN special session on South East Asia road safety situation - Geneva 19.03.18
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FIM attends Platform for Electro-mobility event at the European Parliament
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United Nations Global Forum for Road Traffic Safety (WP1) 19-23 March 2018
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FIM Europe promotes motorcycle tourism at Rome motorcycle show Motodays
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According to the 2017 report of the World Travel & Tourism Council tourism today accounts for over ten percent of global gross domestic product.
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FIM at the 2018 Symposium on the Future Networked Car
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Master Safe on "Energy Resources Management"
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Vito Ippolito speaks about the future of sustainable mobility, considering environmental objectives, technological challenges and sport
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Motorcycle industry concerned over potential escalation in US-EU trade relations impacting the motorcycle sector
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FIM Road Safety Award 2018
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FIM Participates in ETSC Event on Reducing Drink Driving in Europe
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HRH Prince William opens new Triumph visitor centre at the Hinckley factory in the UK
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On 20th February Prince William – a keen motorcyclist himself – opened the new facility.
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Parking charges for motorcycles and scooters spreads to France
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Harley Davidson follows up on prototype electric motorcycle with promise of production in a year and a half
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UK trade fair Expo 2018 - SHARP – The helmet safety scheme
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UK trade fair Expo 2018 - Super scooters
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UK trade fair Expo 2018 - Modern motorcycles with styling reminders of the past
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FIM Contributes to ACEM Annual Conference
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UK trade fair Expo 2018 - Historic names returning to the market
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FIM at 14th European Seminar on PPE to highlight needs of riders for new motorcycle clothing
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European Union regulation of motorcycle clothing is about to take a new turn with the coming of the Regulation on Personal Protective Equipment scheduled for April this year.
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UK trade fair Expo 2018 - Industry response to the safety provisions of Euro 4 as they affect the A1 125cc category
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UK trade fair Expo 2018 - Euro 4 has not led to the end of the air-cooled motorcycle engine
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Held over three days in January this UK motorcycle fair is restricted to professionals in the motorcycle industry. Occupying two halls at the Stoneleigh Park exhibition centre there was plenty to see.
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Suzuki hydrogen fuel cell trial
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FIM becomes a major player in motorcycle helmet test development
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Automatic Headlights On campaign
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Motorcycle ABS
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
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Rider Education
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Safe Infrastructure
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Vnuk case
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Motorcycle Safety Foundation of the USA
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Motorcycle Safety Foundation of the USA reaches out to riders across the world with e-learning course
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FIM SUPPORTS “STOP THE CRASH!” - SHANGHAI, CHINA
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The campaign moved on from the last event earlier this year in Bangkok, Thailand to meet with the Chinese public in Shanghai. A range of car and motorcycle safety technologies were demonstrated using specially designed facilities (next to the Formula One
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Liberty Rider
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Liberty Rider is the brainchild of an innovative French company that has developed mobile telephone technology to improve road safety for riders.
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FIM Policy Debate in Brussels
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On Thursday 28th September, FIM hosted its 2017 policy debate and annual reception at the Stanhope Hotel in Brussels.
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FIM at launch of GEAR 2030 report in Brussels
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Representing the FIM, Board member Mr Jos Driessen was invited to join the final session of the High Level Group overseeing this report into the future of the European automotive and motorcycle industry. The FIM has followed this process since it started in 2015.
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India to legislate for ABS on motorcycles
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Starting in 2018, antilock braking systems (ABS) will be introduced as standard equipment in India. In the middle of March 2016, the Indian government announced legislation, with the objective of improving road safety for riders.
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Day of Remembrance for Road traffic Victims
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Decade of action for Road Safety 2011-2020
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“Stayin’ Alive” – Prevention Campaign
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The “Stayin’ Alive” prevention campaign was developed jointly by the Federation of Swiss Motorcyclists and the bfu (Swiss Council for Accident Prevention – a private foundation and politically independent) and ran for four years from 2014-2017.
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