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The Bahamas loses too many lives on its roads each year. We are here to change that — through advocacy, education and safer mobility for every islander.
The Bahamas Automobile Club — the new FIA Mobility Club for The Bahamas — is committed to developing excellence in advocacy for mobility initiatives, both nationally and regionally.
We promote road safety and the development of road-safety skills, implement FIA Mobility initiatives, and benchmark performance with our regional FIA partners.
We collaborate with FIA-affiliated United Nations and World Health Organization programmes, government bodies in The Bahamas, and international and local partners. Our members serve as Ambassadors for Mobility both within and outside The Bahamas.
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The numbers tell a story we refuse to accept.
Traffic deaths in The Bahamas jumped 24% in the first half of 2026 versus 2025. At today's pace, Bahamian roads are nearly 2× deadlier than the United States and 7× the United Kingdom per capita — among the most dangerous in the Americas.
Annual road-traffic deaths — The Bahamas
The trend is going the wrong way.
Deaths per 100,000 people
Among the most dangerous roads in the Americas.
Bahamas figure computed from Royal Bahamas Police Force H1 2026 pace against a population of ~404,600. Comparators from the WHO Global Status Report on Road Safety.
Sources: Royal Bahamas Police Force (Nassau Guardian, July 2026); World Health Organization Global Status Report on Road Safety; Ministry of Transport of The Bahamas.
Six commitments driving meaningful change.
Raise Road-Safety Awareness
Promote safe mobility for all road users and drive meaningful change in response to The Bahamas' high per-capita rate of traffic accidents and fatalities.
Implement FIA Programmes
Advance the recognition and implementation of FIA Road Safety Awareness, Road Safety Initiatives, and Mobility Initiatives across the islands.
Environmental Sustainability
Advance FIA initiatives for environmental sustainability throughout The Bahamas.
Stand Against Online Abuse
Support The Bahamas' participation in the FIA initiative against online abuse.
Regional & Global Collaboration
Collaborate with regional FIA Clubs, FIA-affiliated international partners, and continue working with the RBPF and RBDF on road-safety matters.
Empower Our Members
Achieve national and international standards of excellence, empowering members to become valued contributors and future leaders.
Structure built for accountability.
Executive Committee
Overall authority on membership, rules, equipment and finances.
- PresidentFIA Representative
- Vice PresidentExecutive Committee
- SecretaryExecutive Committee
Members Committee
Three to five members, elected annually each January.
The Club year runs 1 January – 31 December. Members serve a minimum of one year, with a maximum of four consecutive years, meeting at least once every two months.
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The standard we hold ourselves to.
Zero-Tolerance Policy
A strict zero-tolerance policy on alcohol and drug use at all Club events, applying to every member, team member and family.
Professional Representation
Members represent themselves and the Club in a professional, well-behaved manner — setting a positive example for others.
No Weapons, No Abusive Behavior
Possession of weapons and any violent, aggressive or abusive behaviour — in person or on social media — is strictly prohibited.
Champions of Safe Driving
All members practise and promote safe driving at all times, serving as positive role models for road safety.
The people driving the mission.
Susan holds a Master's Degree in Economics and Business Administration and is the co-founder, with David McLaughlin, of the EduKarting Programme — a pioneering STEM initiative dedicated to youth development through motorsport in The Bahamas. She teaches Marketing and Road Safety to programme participants, helping young Bahamians build confidence and pursue higher ambitions. With her academic background, an extensive national and international network, and long-term residency in The Bahamas, Susan is uniquely positioned to drive meaningful change. Through the new FIA Mobility Club she continues to champion road-safety awareness, delivering lasting impact in mobility, road safety and capacity building for a safer, more progressive future for all Bahamians.
Wilfried grew up in The Bahamas, where his passion for motorsport was ignited early — kart racing at age 12 and restoring an antique car. After high school he worked as an Assistant Mechanic on the Michael Schumacher 1992 Benetton F1 team during a Historic Grand Prix revival at Zandvoort. A university honours graduate, he now works as an Assistant Audio Engineer at The Sanctuary Studio, Albany, while dedicating his spare time to the EduKarting Programme, where he manages all technical and creative aspects, serves as a karting and simulator driving instructor, and teaches mechanical skills to the next generation.
Members Committee
Bishop Jose Aguayo
Controller
Eddecia Carey
Secretary
Ramando Hudson
Communications Director
Fuelling the next generation.
EduKarting Bahamas is a pioneering youth programme run by the Bahamas Motorsports Association (BMSA), educating and empowering young Bahamians through the sport of karting.
Blending STEM learning, road-safety education and hands-on motorsport, EduKarting builds skills, confidence and opportunity for the next generation. The programme is currently crowdfunding Team Bahamas to compete at the FIA Motorsport Games — across the Karting Slalom Cup, Karting Sprint Junior and Digital Racing disciplines — carrying the flag of the world's smallest motorsport National Sporting Authority.
What they do
- Youth development through motorsport
- STEM & road-safety education
- Team Bahamas at the FIA Motorsport Games
Join us in making Bahamian roads safer.
Whether you're an aspiring member, a partner organisation or simply care about road safety — we'd love to hear from you.
Register your interest and become a member.
Join a growing community committed to safer roads and smarter mobility across The Bahamas. Complete the form and our Members Committee will review your application.