Toyota
received the Automaker Award in the 2013 Traffic Safety Achievement Awards for
its contributions to teen driver education and safety. In
presenting the award, the World Traffic Safety Symposium cited Toyota’s
commitment of $50 million to launch the Collaborative Safety Research Center
(CSRC) two years ago in Ann Arbor, Mich.
The
CSRC partners with collaborative research from top universities, hospitals,
research centers and federal agencies across North America to help reduce
traffic deaths and injuries, the symposium said. Initial areas of focus
include reducing the risk of driver distraction and protecting vulnerable
traffic populations, particularly children, teens, seniors and pedestrians.
To
read the symposium’s news release, please visit http://is.gd/xfwxzT
For
the latest information on Toyota’s teen driving education and safety efforts,
visit http://is.gd/YZlCdH
courtesy of pressroom.toyota.com
No comments:
Post a Comment