The AIST promotes the quality and safety in the transportation of youth. It involves individuals, organizations, associations and private enterprises or public corporations, at the local, national or international level, who are committed directly or indirectly to youth transportation. It is a non-governmental, non-profit making, international association for youth.

The issue of safety in youth transportation is so important that it requires that we collate the various steps undertaken by people who are preoccupied with this problem as well as the expertise of many organizations from different countries. That is why the Association Nationale pour les Transports Educatifs de l’Enseignement Public (ANATEEP, France), l’Association du Transport Ecolier du Québec (ATEQ, Canada), la Fédération Belge des Exploitants d’Autobus et d’Autocars (FBAA, Belgium), la Federaci6n de Trabajadores de la Ensenanza de la U.G.T. (FETE-UGT, Spain), as well as the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety (United States) created the Association internationale pour la sécurité du transport des jeunes (AIST).

COMMON GESTURES
The AIST encourages the exchange of information and experience sharing between the organizations and contributes in the development of reliable transportation to the benefit of youngsters across the world. Furthermore, it influences politics and government decisions as well as the public opinion, while providing technical assistance to the national or international organizations. The AIST arouses and supports any legal activity that could have a bearing on the development and maintenance of safety in youth transportation. Finally, the AIST collaborates with the organizations of developing countries with regards to all initiatives seeking the safety in youth transportation.
French, English and Spanish are the official languages of this Association.

PROFILE OF THE MEMBER
The persons, organizations and enterprises wishing to become a membre of the Assocition may do so by selecting one of the following membership categories : Regular membre-individual, Regular member-legal entities and Associate member. A regular member-individual is any person who endorses the goals and objectives of the Association. This person has a right to be convened to the general meetings, to speak, vote and act as a comittee member. A Regular Member - Legal entities is an association, organization or enterprise whose goals and objectives are compatible with those of this Association. The Regular member - legal entities can come from two différent categories, depending on if its activities are local or regional wide or if they are national or international wicle.Two representatives of a Regular member - legal entities have a right of speech and to vote at the general meetings. An Associate Member is a person or legal entity that provides products or services related to youth transportation and who endorses the goals and objectives of the Association. Each of its two representatives has a right to be convened to the general meetings and may be authorized by the chairperson to speak, but cannot vote nor act as a committee member.

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SERVICES
The AIST periodically prepares and distributes a magazine exposing the main measures projected in a variety.
Every year, the Association organizes days study in a different country. These meetings aim to know topicality of the school transport of the country host and to exchange with the actors of this activity.
It also provides its members with an information bank to enhance the knowledge of its members and promote the regrouping of these members.

FOUNDER MEMBERS OF AIST
France. ANATEEP, Association Nationale pour les Transports Educatifs
de l'Enseignement Public.
Canada (Québec). ATEQ, Association du Transport Ecolier du Québec.
Belgium. FBAA, Fédération Belge des exploitants d'Autobus et d'Autocars.
Spain : FETE-UGT, Federación de Trabajadores de la Enseñanza de la UGT.
United States of America. AAA - Foundation for traffic safety

" LE BULLETIN DE L'AIST "

	Summer 2010 (n°25) PDF file Winter 2009-2010 (n°24) PDF file Summer 2009 (n°23) PDF  Winter 2008-2009 (n°22) PDF file,  Spring 2008 (n°21) PDF file ,  Winter 2007-2008 (n°20) PDF file , Summer 2007 (n°19) PDF file , Winter 2006-07 (n°18) PDF file , Summer 2006 (n°17) PDF file ,	Spring 2006 (n°16) PDF file , Summer 2005 (n°15) PDF file,  Spring 2005 (n°14) PDF file, Summer 2004 (n°13) PDF file, Winter 2003-2004 (n°12) PDF file, Spring 2003 (n°11) PDF file, Autumn 2002 (n°10) PDF file, Summer 2002 (n°9) PDF file,

Charter of goals "safety"

AIST supports 12 requests to improve the safe transportation for young people

Third tuesday of october : International Day of the Safety for the Transport of Young People

Membership application form (PDF)

AIST-EUROPE

AIST-Europe - 8, rue Edouard Lockroy 75011 Paris - FRANCE Tél. (0)1.43.57.42.86 - Fax : (0)1 .43.57.03.94 http://www.aist-europe.org AIST-America - 5300 boul. des Galeries -bureau 300 Quebec G2K 2A2 - Québec - CANADA Tél. (418) 622.6544 - Fax : (418) 622.6595 http://www.ateq.qc.ca

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