International Carriage DriveRs Association
Representing the interests of all international carriage drivers across horse, pony and para driving classes.
Latest ICDA news post
FEI DRIVING RULE CHANGES PROPOSAL – We need your feedback!
You are invited to download and read the FEI Driving Rule Changes Proposals. Please send your feedback, suggestions or comments to your National Federation and let us know at office@icda-driving.com . The FEI General Assembly takes place in Jiangyin, China on 5 December and it is essential you submit your comments to your National Federation as soon as possible.
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Welcome
International Carriage Drivers Association (ICDA) serves as the official professional association and global voice for all drivers involved in the thrilling disciplines of horse, pony, and para carriage driving worldwide.
We are dedicated to supporting our members' interests at the highest international levels, setting and upholding the sport's essential standards and safety protocols, and fostering a cohesive, supportive global community for international competitors, developing athletes, and passionate supporters alike.
Our mission is to ensure the growth, integrity, and international representation of carriage driving across Singles, Pairs, and Teams.
We are dedicated to supporting our members' interests at the highest international levels, setting and upholding the sport's essential standards and safety protocols, and fostering a cohesive, supportive global community for international competitors, developing athletes, and passionate supporters alike.
Our mission is to ensure the growth, integrity, and international representation of carriage driving across Singles, Pairs, and Teams.
Why Join
ICDA is recognised by FEI as sole organisation representing views of international drivers
ICDA is already making a difference. ICDA acts on behalf of all international drivers across horse,pony and para driving classes
Member feedback gives drivers a stronger and more united voice in shaping the future of driving sport