FIVA Survey
To all Club Members:
Hope everybody is bearing up in the current circumstances.
Apologies for the short notice, but if you have time, please consider submitting to the below FIVA survey. Responses to be submitted before 21 Oct
From IVVCC; One of the most important issues that all classic car owners want to ensure is the freedom to use our vehicles on the public road. The IVVCC does this by representing the interests of our members and the members of Affiliated Clubs. In order to do this effectively we need to be armed with relevant statistics on our cars, the mileage they cover, the contribution they make to the economy etc. Our cars are owned by a wide range of citizens of all ages and we need to demonstrate this to the decision makers in Government and in the EU.
FIVA (Federation Internationale des Vehicules Anciens) are conducting a worldwide survey of Historic vehicles Worldwide through the Federation Internationale des Vehicules Anciens (FIVA). The IVVCC represents FIVA in Ireland. The survey is focused on all vehicles manufactured in 1990 or before, i.e. vehicles that are 30 years old or more.
Spreading the word of the FIVA survey to all our fellow club and classic car owners will ensure the success of the survey. The survey can take as little as 10 minutes or longer depending on the number of vehicles you have to enter details on.
Many of our members have already taken the survey but we need more of you to take the survey to gather better information on the importance of our vehicles and the contribution we make to preserving history, culture and indeed the enjoyment we bring to thousands, both young and old.
The closing date for completing the survey has been extended to 21st October. You can complete the survey by clicking on the link below or copying and pasting it into your Internet Browser. Alternatively, you can go to the www.ivvcc.ie website and click on the Green FIVA button on the Home Page which will bring you directly to the survey.
https://fiva.org/en/fiva-survey/
Interestingly, to date – 90 surveys have been completed in Ireland; 274 in the UK; 4687 in Belgium; 6456 in France; 2474 in Germany, 2147 in Netherlands and 1246 in Denmark. By completing the survey it would be great to move Ireland up further in the rankings!!!
