Toyota to Conduct Autumn Traffic Safety Campaign
Tokyo, Japan, Sept. 14, 2006 - (JCN Newswire) - Toyota Motor Corporation announced today that, along with a total of 430 other companies, including vehicle dealers, logistics systems and forklift dealers, parts distributors and rental/lease dealers, it will conduct the autumn Toyota Traffic Safety Campaign from September 21 to October 31, in response to Japan's autumn Nationwide Traffic Safety Campaign (which runs from September 21 to 30).This year's autumn campaign's main themes are "promoting the use of rear-seat seatbelts", carried over from the spring campaign, and "traffic safety for the elderly", which aims to reduce traffic accidents involving the elderly and has become an issue in recent years.
Specifically, the campaign will involve the distribution of approximately 780,000 copies of an educational leaflet, created in line with the main themes, to customers purchasing new vehicles or related products. At dealer outlets TMC will also display educational posters produced by the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA) for its own traffic safety campaign.
Details of the autumn Toyota Traffic Safety Campaign
1) Distribution of educational leaflets
Main points: Using rear-seat seatbelts and protecting elderly pedestrians Recipients: Drivers Distribution: Via vehicle dealers, parts distributors and rental/ lease dealers nationwide Number of copies: Approximately 780,000 Distribution period: September 21 to October 31 2) Display of educational posters produced by JAMA Main points: "Use rear-seat seatbelts and do not forget to use child restraint systems." and "Promptly turn on your headlights in the early evening." Intended audience: Drivers and passengers Display locations: Vehicle dealers, parts distributors, rental/lease dealers and logistics systems and forklift dealers nationwide (approximately 7,500 locations) Display period: September 21 to October 31 For Reference From September 26 to October 2, posters calling on people to wear rear-seat seatbelts will be displayed at JR Nagoya Station to strengthen traffic safety education activities.