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Fleet Electric Day is a unique initiative of Fleet magazine, aimed at fleet and automotive professionals. It combines test drives of the latest electric and hybrid car models with a conference and exhibition part. The event will be attended by Michal Wekiera - Director General of PZPM , who will talk about the impact of US tariffs on the automotive market and the consequences for the subsidy system and EU emission policy.
Participants of the event have the opportunity to:

•  test a wide range of modern, low-emission vehicles,
•  learn about current technological solutions for fleets,
•  consultations with experts and providers of infrastructure, telematics or insurance services.

Fleet Electric Day is also a space for exchanging experiences and establishing business relationships - a place where electromobility meets fleet practice and strategy. This is a must-attend event for those who want to effectively and consciously implement changes in their companies.

On May 22-23, Euromaster Poland, together with invited guests: owners of service centers affiliated with the network, Michelin management, and experts in the automotive industry, participated in the Euromaster Franchisee Conference.
The meeting was held under the slogan TOGETHER WE CREATE MARKET LEADERSHIP.
This year's meeting had a business character. In the first part of the conference, participants listened to a presentation on market trends in the automotive industry led by Jakub Farys, President of the Polish Automotive Industry Association.
Then, during a discussion moderated by Tomasz Nastaj, President of the Management Board of Euromaster Poland, the invited experts: the aforementioned Jakub Faryś, Piotr Sarnecki, General Director of the Polish Tire Industry Association, Philippe Videau, Global Franchise Director at Michelin Group and Marketing Director of Michelin's Truck Tire Line, talked about trends and forecasts in relation to the automotive, transportation, tire industry, as well as the business benefits of the franchise model, which is gaining in popularity.
The conference was an opportunity to present Michelin and Euromaster's current offerings to business partners. The Euromaster concept is distinguished by the modern digital solutions on which the company focuses.

The vehicle recycling industry met in Warsaw at the 6th FORS International Conference at the InterContinental Hotel in Warsaw.
The event was organized by the FORS Association - Car Recycling Forum.
The Conference brought together industry leaders, legal experts, representatives of EU institutions and innovators to discuss key challenges and developments in the closed-loop economy and end-of-life vehicle (ELV) recycling.
Jakub Faryś President of the Polish Automotive Industry Association presented the latest data on vehicle registrations, the structure of the vehicle fleet and production in Poland, and discussed the current legal environment in the country and at the EU level.
In addition, the program included such issues as:
New EU regulations on ELVs
Innovations in disassembly and material recovery
Combating the gray zone and illegal disassembly
Good practices from Poland and Europe
The conference was an excellent opportunity to exchange experiences, establish contacts and co-create the future of sustainable motoring in Europe!

"Learn - Ride - Enjoy - Repeat" , European-wide campaign initiated by the European Association of Motorcycle Manufacturers (ACEM) and the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM), designed to encourage novice and experienced riders to take high-quality voluntary motorcycle training.

Voluntary post-license training is a stepping stone toward safer riding, equipping motorcyclists with further knowledge, skills, and experience. Through this initiative, ACEM and FIM aim to inspire European riders to take the next step in their journey by enrolling in certified training programmes, ensuring more riders have access to advanced tools and knowledge to enjoy motorcycling safely and responsibly .

As motorcycling continues to serve as a key mobility and leisure tool for millions across Europe, improving rider safety remains a top priority. Research shows that human factors play a decisive role in motorcycle accidents, reinforcing the need for lifelong learning and continuous training.

The campaign builds on the success of the European Motorcycle Training Quality Label, an initiative promoting high-quality post-license training courses across Europe.

Campaign goals:
Raise awareness: Together, we aim to highlight the value of voluntary motorcycle training as a vital step toward safer riding.
To inspire riders: to take the next step in their journey by enrolling in high-quality training programs.
By boosting enrolments, we can collectively ensure more riders have access to the tools and knowledge they need to ride safely and responsibly.

By boosting enrolments, we can collectively ensure more riders have access to the tools and knowledge they need to ride safely and responsibly.

We encourage you to join the campaign and organize trainings as part of the action.