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Societal initiatives<br />

Promoting sustainable mobility and road safety<br />

Along with its broad<br />

commitment to<br />

environmental standards<br />

and human resources,<br />

<strong>Renault</strong> makes a special<br />

point of programs<br />

to improve people's daily<br />

lives in the areas directly<br />

related to its business.<br />

In this, sustainable<br />

mobility and road safety<br />

are main priorities.<br />

Sustainable mobility means fulfilling people's desire<br />

to travel at will, at a reasonable price and in optimum<br />

safety conditions, while at the same time preserving<br />

human, environmental and economic value for the present<br />

and future.<br />

To this end, <strong>Renault</strong> has implemented an action plan<br />

steered by its Transport and Mobility Committee. Some<br />

of the main actions are as follows:<br />

• In <strong>2005</strong> <strong>Renault</strong> released a new navigation system<br />

developed jointly with Nissan dubbed the Carminat<br />

Navigation & Communication System. It features traffic<br />

information and communication functionalities that<br />

enable drivers to optimize routes according to traffic<br />

conditions and thereby reduce congestion and pollutant<br />

and greenhouse gas emissions.<br />

• A transport plan has been introduced at the Plessis-<br />

Robinson site in France where 2,800 employees<br />

work. As a result, 25% of staff used public transport<br />

for their work-home journey in <strong>2005</strong>.<br />

• <strong>Renault</strong> has undertaken a study to better understand<br />

the place of automobiles in the giant urban areas<br />

of China, India and Brazil, and contributed to the World<br />

Business Council for Sustainable Development's<br />

Mobility 2030 project. The latter concerns both<br />

developed and developing countries, and in <strong>2005</strong> led<br />

to the adoption of an action plan on road safety<br />

as part of the Global Road Safety Initiative of which<br />

<strong>Renault</strong> is a member.<br />

Rewarding the scale of resources<br />

committed, <strong>Renault</strong> has the safest<br />

range on the road.<br />

600 <strong>Renault</strong> staff members are dedicated<br />

to improving automobile safety.<br />

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<strong>2005</strong> <strong>Renault</strong> Annual Report

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