Archive · 13 Aug 2025
ATMA Receives International Honour for Tyre Safety Drive
Imagine a group called ATMA that wants to make roads safer.
They teach people about how to take care of their car tires.
They've done a great job, and a group from the UK called TyreSafe gave them an award!
ATMA has taught over 20,000 people and checked over 30,000 tires.
They set up check-up zones at gas stations, held workshops, and even had contests to help students come up with cool new safety ideas.
They work with companies and the government to remind everyone that good tires are super important for staying safe on the road.
ATMA received a Special Recognition Award from TyreSafe for its tyre safety efforts.
The award acknowledges ATMA's dedication to tyre safety and innovative approach.
ATMA's initiatives educated over 20,000 people and inspected more than 30,000 tyres.
ATMA has conducted over 200 tyre safety activations, including clinics and workshops.
ATMA partners with various institutions and government bodies to promote tyre safety.
- Who
- Automotive Tyre Manufacturers’ Association (ATMA).
- What
- ATMA received a Special Recognition Award for its tyre safety efforts.
- When
- Recently, during TyreSafe's annual briefing.
- Where
- The award was presented by the UK-based tyre safety charity TyreSafe.
- Why
- In recognition of their dedication to tyre safety and innovative initiatives.
- Recipient
- Automotive Tyre Manufacturers’ Association (ATMA)
- Awarding Body
- TyreSafe
- Award
- Special Recognition Award
- People Educated
- Over 20,000
- Tyres Inspected
- Over 30,000
- ATMA Chairman
- Mr. Arun Mammen