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TyreSafe’s industry briefing resounding success

More than 170 delegates attended and actively participated in TyreSafe’s recent industry briefing, making it the biggest and most successful yet. The event on 3rd May was open to anyone with an interest in tyre and road safety and attracted organisations including tyre retailers and manufacturers, car makers, insurers, fleet providers, emergency services and trading standards. Key to the event’s success was that it did not shy away from tackling topical and relevant subject matters, particularly those of part worn tyres. The event also included the launch of TyreSafe’s tyre labelling

TyreSafe launches tyre labelling educational material

An animation starring TyreSafe’s family of crash test dummies is spearheading the organisation’s drive to inform motorists about the new tyre labelling regulations coming into force in November. Along with the short film featuring the McIntyres, available to watch at www.tyresafe.org, the not-for-profit organisation has also produced a leaflet for drivers to explain what the new tyre labels will mean. There’s also a brand new, dedicated tyre labelling section on its website, while for the trade there will be a range of POS leaflets and posters available to order. Stuart Jackson,

Tyre industry briefing to tackle hot topics

Part-worn tyres and tyre labelling are two of the main issues to be addressed at TyreSafe’s next industry communications briefing on 3rdMay. The free-to-attend event is open to anyone with an interest in tyre and road safety and will be held at the Ardencote Manor hotel in Warwickshire. The event will provide attendees with an overview of the important changes facing the industry, as well as highlighting TyreSafe’s forthcoming campaigns so that companies and organisations can integrate them within their own activities. Stuart Jackson, chairman, TyreSafe, said: “This is a great

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