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The annual meetings in Andorra led to the election of a new Executive Committee for our association. On this occasion, I had the pleasure of being named Honorary President after more than 20 years serving in our management bodies. It’s an opportunity to reflect briefly on the past but, more importantly, to look ahead. Thanks to the remarkable perseverance of our experts, our association successfully navigated the COVID period and completed most of its work. The Prague Congress was a great success, and I am confident that the Chambéry Congress in 2026 will be equally successful, with preparations well underway and strong collaboration from many Technical Committees [...] >> Read the full editorial
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Freight transport, a major emitter of GHGs, must evolve to meet climate goals. These fact sheets highlight initiatives led by PIARC members to green freight transport through vehicle improvements, transport streamlining, and demand reduction. >> Read it here
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PIARC actively participated in the Global Mobility Call, bringing together international leaders to discuss the future of mobility and transport infrastructure. The PIARC delegation included President-Elect Emanuela Stocchi, Secretary General Patrick Mallejacq, and Technical Director Miguel Caso Flórez, who took part in several key activities:
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- Tuesday, November 19: A session on AI in the road sector explored innovations for infrastructure management and road safety, moderated by Miguel Caso Flórez.
- Wednesday, November 20: Miguel Caso Flórez hosted a discussion on urban mobility, featuring key figures such as the Mayor of Madrid and the President of Spanish Municipalities.
- Thursday, November 21: Emanuela Stocchi moderated a session on diversity and leadership in transport, where Patrick Mallejacq presented PIARC’s work on inclusion and diversity.
>> Discover PIARC’s contributions to this event here
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In September, the V4 Rodeo 2024, organized by the Slovak National Committee, showcased winter maintenance driving skills, with Hungary topping the rankings. These events demonstrate PIARC’s commitment to promoting innovation and knowledge sharing in road infrastructure.
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PIARC’s work on road safety, especially in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), has been highlighted in a new article in the Traffic Safety Research Journal. The article, "Specific Road Safety Issues in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs): An Overview and Some Illustrative Examples," is based on the activities of PIARC’s Road Safety Working Group during the 2019–2023 cycle. >> Read the full article here
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