Soft mobility not only promotes CO2-free and noise-free travel, but also contributes to cleaner air and boosts public health.

Thanks to this discovery and various technical improvements, the steam engine will become one of the main technical advance of the industrial revolution and transport.

Founded in 1948 in Geneva, IRU represents the entire road profession around the world. It improves the performance of road transport with regard to safety and the environment while ensuring the mobility of people and goods.

Significant technical progress has made it possible to fly further and make this the safest means of transport in the world. One of the turning points was mass transit with the launch of the Boeing 747 in 1969 because it held the record for the number of passengers on board.

Eurocontrol was established in 1963 to control international flights in airspace. Switzerland joined in 1992.

This project "of the future" uses renewable energy (the sun) to fly a plane. This is a good example of sustainable development because it does not pollute and does not use fossil fuels.

IATA aims to promote the development of air transport by coordinating international standards and ensuring passenger and flight safety.

Based in London, on of the main tasks of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) is to strengthen maritime safety at the international level, for example by combating the risks of marine pollution.

The International Maritime Organization has issued recommendations to governments regarding the prevention and suppression of acts of piracy and armed robbery against ships. A piracy observation center has also been created to fight against pirates.

The burning of petrol (main fuel for cars) causes greenhouse gases, including CO2; which contributes to global warming and therefore to pollution.