IRF | International Road Federation

Sustainable urban mobility policies and plans place the emphasis on transportation systems that are more benign in terms of their impacts on the environment. They notably promote non-motorised means (walking and cycling) and public transportation, and also aim to reduce the use of private motor vehicles. Read more.

The GRAA Competition is open to all organizations involved in the road industry. Entries are open to projects that may have been recognized in another competition, providing they have not been recognized in a previous GRAA Competition. Read more.

Cape Town, South Africa, 14 October 2010
The primary objective of this workshop is to raise awareness within the key stakeholder groups, of how governance issues affect the efficiency and effectiveness of delivery of road services. This will be achieved by inviting delegates to comment on a number of proposals for assessing governance capacity in the sector. Read more.

Preserving Africa's Road Network
IRF, in association with the South African Road Federation (SARF) will be organizing this regional conference for Africa to address and debate important road issues of relevance to the African continent. Read more.

Jinan City, Shandong, China, 26 Oct 2010
This workshop will provide a platform for discussion and exchange of experience about coordinating responses to improve mobility of trip makers, pedestrians, cyclists and bus users whilst at the same time addressing the challenge of reducing CO2 emissions. Read more.

Jinan City, Shandong, China
26 Oct 2010 - gTKP workshop on Urban Mobility and Environment
27 Oct 2010 - Convention
28 Oct 2010 - Convention and High level panel discussion
29 Oct 2010 - Technical site visit
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This document focuses primarily on the safety of the users of these major roads and the conflicts between different road users resulting from the heavy use of these roads by motorised transport.
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The final draft of the IRF Environment Policy Statement is now available for comments, amendments and approval by the IRF members Read more.