Around the world, the REIP teamworks to improve road safetyand reduce vehicle emissions.

In the industrialized world, there have been systematic efforts to improve road safety and air quality, including compulsory vehicle emission inspection, since the 1960s.

Deaths from road traffic in developed countries have decreased over time, so that Vision Zero—no traffic fatalities in a year—is a realistic goal in some regions. Air pollution from vehicles has also fallen.

As the market leader in the US, and with programs in Europe, Latin America, and Asia, the our team has helped to increase road safety and improve air quality since in 1990. Through our recent global expansion, we are also helping to improve safety and reduce emissions in low- and middle-income countries where traffic fatalities and pollution levels remain high.

Working in Latin America

In low- and middle-income countries, vehicle fleets are growing. But most of this growth comes from used cars imported from industrialized countries – many of which are ageing, unsafe and high polluting. As a result, developing countries now account for 50% of the world's road traffic, but 90% of traffic fatalities.

Governments in these countries are setting up vehicle emission inspection programs to reduce road deaths and combat air pollution in cities.

In the last few years, our team members have expanded operations to Latin America. With advanced testing technologies, robust inspections, and anti-fraud technologies we are helping to increase compliance and identify the most deficient vehicles.

Engaging in public policy

Our group actively engages in public policy and debate around the positive impact of our business in achieving UN Sustainable Development Goals, such as #11 Sustainable cities and communities.

We are committed to developing partnerships with governments and authorities around the world to set up effective vehicle emission inspection projects that are sustainable, self-funding, and free from fraud.