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Recent Vehicle Regulations news

G7 ministers recognize UNECE’s leading role in reducing GHG emissions from inland transport and introducing connected vehicles
UNECE to introduce the first ever methodology to measure particle emissions from tyres
New UN regulation paves the way for the roll-out of additional driver assistance systems
UN extends its cyber security management regulation to motorcycles and scooters
New UN regulation will ensure durable batteries for electric vans
New UN Regulation to enhance safety of transport of children in buses and coaches
25 years of cooperation for safer and cleaner vehicles are a testament to multilateralism
UNECE to develop battery durability requirements for electric heavy-duty vehicles
UNECE adopts groundbreaking regulation introducing methodology to measure particle emissions from cars and vans’ braking systems
UNECE adopts global regulation to measure tailpipe emissions in real driving conditions
UNECE celebrates five decades of safety-belt use that have saved millions of lives
UNECE’s Inland Transport Committee takes action to facilitate wider adoption of electric vehicles
UNECE starts regulatory work on automotive life cycle assessment
UNECE adopts two new regulations to improve the safety of vulnerable road users
UN Regulation extends ‎automated driving up to 130 km/h in certain conditions ‎
New UN Regulation harmonizes reverse warning sound of vehicles
New UN Regulation harmonizes identification and snow performance of studded tyres
Strengthened UN regulation on emergency braking for trucks and coaches will further increase safety on the road
UN regulation on Automated Lane Keeping Systems (ALKS) extended to trucks, buses and coaches
After COP26, we need less talk and more action
Major auto markets join forces for draft UN legislation on electric vehicle battery durability
UNECE and partners release Global Plan for the Decade of Action for Road Safety 2021-2030
UN Vehicle Regulation will increase road safety thanks to "Black-box" collecting information on crashes
UNECE releases country-level snapshot of key transport data
Two new UN Vehicle Regulations will increase the protection of pedestrians and cyclists
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